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CIVIL PROCESS TCOLE FINAL EXAM | 2025-2026 LATEST UPDATED |
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS | 100% RATED
CORRECT | 100% VERFIED SOLTIONS | ALREADY GRADED A+
1. If the disposition resulting from an officer’s wrongful actions results in conviction and punishment is
rendered, who is most likely to be involved in the civil actions that is totally separate from the criminal
trial? (Civil Process and Liability Section 14.1)
A. The officer
B. The officer’s commissioning authority
C. Both the Under the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 74.151, a person who officer and
the commissioning authority
D. Neither the officer nor the commissioning authority because the action was handled in criminal court
and no civil case is possible.
2. Under the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 74.151, a person who in good faith administers
emergency care is not _____ for an act performed during the emergency unless the act is willfully or
wantonly negligent. (Civil Process, Section 14.1)
A. Exempt from lawsuits
B. Responsible
C. Liable in civil damages
D. Obligated to act
3. What level of proof is required to obtain a conviction in a criminal trial? (PC 2.01; Civil Process and
Liability Section 14.2)
A. Substantial proof
B. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt
C. Adequate proof
D. Any level of proof
4. An intentional commission or omission of an act by a competent person that violates a law prohibiting
or requiring the act and for which punishment is specified by law is a definition of a ___________.
(Britannica definition, Civil Process, https://www.britannica.com/topic/crime-law) A. tort
B. bias
C. crime
D. citation
5. Any officer who willfully refuses or fails to execute any summons or any other legal process which is
made his duty shall be _____________. (Civil Process and Liability, Sections 14.2 and 14.3; CCP
Section 9.3, CCP Art. 2.16)
A. in contempt
B. excused
C. liable
D. none of the above
CIVIL PROCESS TCOLE FINAL EXAM | 2025-2026 LATEST UPDATED |
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS | 100% RATED
CORRECT | 100% VERFIED SOLTIONS | ALREADY GRADED A+
1. If the disposition resulting from an officer’s wrongful actions results in conviction and punishment is
rendered, who is most likely to be involved in the civil actions that is totally separate from the criminal
trial? (Civil Process and Liability Section 14.1)
A. The officer
B. The officer’s commissioning authority
C. Both the Under the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 74.151, a person who officer and
the commissioning authority
D. Neither the officer nor the commissioning authority because the action was handled in criminal court
and no civil case is possible.
2. Under the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 74.151, a person who in good faith administers
emergency care is not _____ for an act performed during the emergency unless the act is willfully or
wantonly negligent. (Civil Process, Section 14.1)
A. Exempt from lawsuits
B. Responsible
C. Liable in civil damages
D. Obligated to act
3. What level of proof is required to obtain a conviction in a criminal trial? (PC 2.01; Civil Process and
Liability Section 14.2)
A. Substantial proof
B. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt
C. Adequate proof
D. Any level of proof
4. An intentional commission or omission of an act by a competent person that violates a law prohibiting
or requiring the act and for which punishment is specified by law is a definition of a ___________.
(Britannica definition, Civil Process, https://www.britannica.com/topic/crime-law) A. tort
B. bias
C. crime
D. citation
5. Any officer who willfully refuses or fails to execute any summons or any other legal process which is
made his duty shall be _____________. (Civil Process and Liability, Sections 14.2 and 14.3; CCP
Section 9.3, CCP Art. 2.16)
A. in contempt
B. excused
C. liable
D. none of the above
