NYPD 2ND TRIMESTER EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS BANK AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES || 100% GUARANTEED PASS RECENT VERSION

NYPD 2ND TRIMESTER EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS BANK AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES || 100% GUARANTEED PASS RECENT VERSION 1. Defense Types. - ANSWER Justification, Infancy, 99%/Mental Disease&Defect, Entrapment 51% 2. Infancy - ANSWER Defendant is not criminally liable due to their age: - less than 7: no criminal responsibility. - 7-15: Juvenile Delinquency (13,14,15 certain felonies are juvenile offenders) - 16 or older: charged as adults. 3. Entrapment - ANSWER Occurs when a defendant is actively induced, encouraged, or lured by a public servant to commit an illegal act. 4. Elements of an offense - ANSWER Written law - defining the offense Act - constituting the external physical part of a crime committed by the offender. Mental element - the offender's state of mind toward the act. Result - injury or potential for injury produced by the act Causal Relationship - between the unlawful act, the result, and the underlying mental element. 5. Attempt to commit a crime. - ANSWER A change of attempt to commit a crime will reduce the charge by one class. ex: Class A felony to Class B Felony. 6. Attempt - ANSWER Engages in conduct which tends to effect the commission of such crime. 7. Forcible Touching (M) - ANSWER intentionally and for no legitimate purpose, squeezes, grabs or pinches the sexual or other intimate parts of another person. 8. Facilitating a sex offense with a controlled substance (F) - ANSWER Knowingly give victim substance without consent. Intent to commit felony sex offense. 9. Lack of consent. - ANSWER Mentally disabled Mentally incapacitated Physically helpless Forcible compulsion underage office of children and family services health/mental health care provider correctional facility vulnerable person 10. Who will be responsible for conferring with ACS services to arrange transportation - ANSWER Desk Officer 11. GREAT program - ANSWER is an 8 week program for 7th and 8th grades aimed at achieving two main goals: educate youth about consequences of gang involvement Reduce gang activity 12. What is the police youth dialogue person - ANSWER a workshop that offers "at risk" high school students with "no-risk" opportunities for interaction with nypd officers. 13. Arrest of a juvenile offender - ANSWER 13,14,15 yr old - Murder 2 sub1/2 14,15 yr old - murder 2 sub3 14 15 yr old - charged with MARKCCABRAMS 14. MARKCCABRAMS - ANSWER Murder 2 sub 1/2/3 + Attempt Assault 1 sub 1/2 Rape 1 sub 1/2 Kidnapping 1 + Attempt Criminal Sex Act 1 sub 1/2 CPW 2 - on school grounds 1000 feet Arson 1 and 2 Burglary 1 and 2 sub 1 Robbery 1 sub 2 Aggravated Sexual abuse 1 Manslaughter 1 Sexually motivated felony 15. Are runaways PINS - ANSWER YES 16. Where will the official arrest photograph for juvenile offenders be taken - ANSWER Borough court section booking facility. 17. 10-91 - ANSWER Non-Crime Corrected 18. 10-50 - ANSWER Disorderly Person/Group or Noise 19. A charge of attempt to commit a crime will reduce the charge by? - ANSWER One class 20. Who may issue an order of protection or a temporary order of protection? - ANSWER NYC Family Court, NYC Criminal Court, NYC Criminal Court 21. What is Order of Protection? - ANSWER Is legal order, signed by a judge, that forbids a person from engaging in certain behavior against the complaining party. 22. Procedures to follow regarding orders of protection? - ANSWER You must ascertain that the order is valid and not expired. Determine Probable Cause to believe that the person to be arrested did violate the terms of the Order of Protection. 23. In situations where an arrest is made for a violation of any Order of Protection issued by any court either in New York State or any other state, the arrest will be processed in? - ANSWER NYC Criminal Court 24. What is Domestic Violence? Hint: Children Partners Ex Partners Family Members - ANSWER A pattern of intentional coercive behavior that serves to main power and control. 25. Patterns of Domestic Violence may include what? - ANSWER Physical, Emotional, Psychological, Economic, Sexual Abuse 26. 10-07 - ANSWER Verify address 27. What are some steps you should take when responding to a Domestic Violence call? - ANSWER Obtain medical assistance if needed or requested. Take photograph using the Department Phone, FORMS Interview persons involved separately. Conduct an immediate search of the area when offender leaves before police arrives Request response of patrol supervisor if UMOS involved. 28. During Preliminary Investigation, the officer must ask these questions and record the response on both the complaint report and the DIR. - ANSWER If and where the offender is employed. Whether the offender drives a car and what type. Where the offender is most likely to be found. If the offender has social media If alcohol or drugs were involved and what type of drugs. 29. NYS penal law - ANSWER defines the acts(what is legally prohibited) and omissions(failure to do what is legally required) that are defined as offenses in New York 30. Four parts to the penal law - ANSWER Part 1: General Provisions Part 2: Sentences Part 3: Specific Offenses Part 4: Administrative Provisions 31. Offense - ANSWER Any conduct punishable by imprisonment or fine in NYS 32. Violation - ANSWER an offense, other than a traffic infraction, punishable by no more then 15 days in city or county jail 33. Misdemeanor - ANSWER an offense, other than a traffic infraction, punishable by more than 15 days but no more then 365 (1 year) in a city or county jail 34. Felony - ANSWER an offense punishable by more than 1 year in state prison 35. Deadly Weapon - ANSWER an item designed specifically to cause death or spi. Includes: Switchblade knife, Pilum ballistic knife, Metal knuckle knife, Dagger, Billy, Blackjack, Metal knuckles, Plastic knuckles. 36. Statute of Limitations - ANSWER a law that restricts the period of time within which an action may be brought to court Class A and certain Class B felonies: No limit All felonies (besides Class A and certain Class B): 5 years Misdemeanors: 2 years Petty Offenses: 1 year *Clock starts after the commission of the crime* 37. Four culpable mental states - ANSWER 1. Intentionally 2. Knowingly 3. Recklessly 4. Negligently 38. Motive - ANSWER desire that prompts someone to do a criminal act 39. Intent - ANSWER purpose to do a particular criminal act 40. Age of a child victim - ANSWER In instances in which the age of the child is an element of the offense, It is NOT a legal defense to state you didn't know the age of the victim 41. Attempted Crimes - ANSWER A conviction for attempt reduces the classification of crime by one class. There can be no conviction for an attempt of an offense less than a misdemeanor. 42. Exclusionary Rule - ANSWER prohibits evidence that was obtained by an unreasonable search and seizure to be used in court "Fruits of a poisonous tree" 43. Where the 4th amendment protections extend too - ANSWER Private homes Curtilage(immediate area surrounding a dwelling) Automobile-limited protections 44. Court recognized exceptions to a search warrant - ANSWER 1. Search Incident to a Lawful Arrest (SILA) 2. Plain View Exception 3. Automobile Exception 4. Search By Consent 5. Emergency Exception 6. Hot pursuit 7. Stop Question and Frisk 8. Inventory Procedure 45. Search Incident to a Lawful Arrest (SILA) - ANSWER Police MAY search a lawfully arrested person and his immediate surrounding area without a warrant. A search incident to arrest requires: 1) A lawful arrest 2) Search must be contemporaneous with the arrest 3) Search must be limited to area within suspect's immediate reach or movement i.e. where he could obtain weapons or destroy evidence Protective Sweeps: Police MAY sweep an area for officer safety or with reasonable belief that accomplices may be present Inventory Search: Police MAY search arrestee's belongings or seized property with jailing an arrested suspect