MPOETC Certification Test with all Correct & 100%
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1st Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Freedom of speech, religion and press and the right
to petition
2nd Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Right to bear arms
3rd Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-The government may not house soldiers in private
homes without consent of the owner
4th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Freedom from unreasonable search and seizures
5th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Double jeopardy, can't incriminate yourself, due
process
6th Amendment (1791 ✔Correct Answer-The right to a speedy and public trial. The right to
confront the accuser
7th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Right to a trial by jury in civil cases
8th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Prohibits excessive fines and excessive bail/and
cruel unusual punishment
14th Amendment ✔Correct Answer-Can't deprive a citizen of life, liberty or property without
due process
Bill of Rights ✔Correct Answer-First 10 amendments to the Constitution
PA Constitution ✔Correct Answer-More restrictive than US Constitution
Statutes ✔Correct Answer-Written laws made by legislatures
civil rights violation ✔Correct Answer-Unlawful arrest, search and seizure without probable
cause. Holding a prisoner beyond limitations
When can officers enter another jurisdiction ✔Correct Answer-Hot pursuit, asked, mutual aid,
official business and felony crimes
case laws ✔Correct Answer-Written decision of appellate courts deciding actual cases
, Tort ✔Correct Answer-A violation of the civil law
Probable cause ✔Correct Answer-Facts and circumstances that lead a reasonable person to
believe a crime had been committed and the suspect committed the crime
Three branches of government ✔Correct Answer-Legislative, Executive, Judicial
What branch of government do police fall under? ✔Correct Answer-Executive
PA Court System ✔Correct Answer-Common Pleas, Circuit, Supreme
US Court System ✔Correct Answer-District, circuit, supreme
Grading of crimes ✔Correct Answer-Felony, misdemeanor, summary
State of mind (Mens Rea) 4 ✔Correct Answer-Mental intent to commit crime
- Recklessly
- Intentionally
- Negligently
- Knowingly
Where are statutes of limitations found? ✔Correct Answer-Title 42, section 5552 judiciary
code
Codification ✔Correct Answer-The act or process of rendering laws in written form
2 elements of a crime ✔Correct Answer-Physical act of crime (Actus Reus), Mental intend to
do so (Mens Rea)
Instrument of a crime ✔Correct Answer-Any instrument that is intended to be used to
commit a crime
1st degree murder ✔Correct Answer-2502 - killing that is premeditated, deliberate and done
with malice
Felony Crimes ✔Correct Answer-Murder, rape, kidnapping, arson, robbery, burglary,
embezzlement, forgery, theft, and perjury
Voluntary Manslaughter ✔Correct Answer-2503 - unlawful killing of a human being in sudden
heat of passion upon sufficient legal provocation. Felony 2
Stalking ✔Correct Answer-2709 - Repeatedly following, harassing, or threatening an
individual. M1
Verified Answers |Actual Complete Update |Already
Graded A+
1st Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Freedom of speech, religion and press and the right
to petition
2nd Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Right to bear arms
3rd Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-The government may not house soldiers in private
homes without consent of the owner
4th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Freedom from unreasonable search and seizures
5th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Double jeopardy, can't incriminate yourself, due
process
6th Amendment (1791 ✔Correct Answer-The right to a speedy and public trial. The right to
confront the accuser
7th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Right to a trial by jury in civil cases
8th Amendment (1791) ✔Correct Answer-Prohibits excessive fines and excessive bail/and
cruel unusual punishment
14th Amendment ✔Correct Answer-Can't deprive a citizen of life, liberty or property without
due process
Bill of Rights ✔Correct Answer-First 10 amendments to the Constitution
PA Constitution ✔Correct Answer-More restrictive than US Constitution
Statutes ✔Correct Answer-Written laws made by legislatures
civil rights violation ✔Correct Answer-Unlawful arrest, search and seizure without probable
cause. Holding a prisoner beyond limitations
When can officers enter another jurisdiction ✔Correct Answer-Hot pursuit, asked, mutual aid,
official business and felony crimes
case laws ✔Correct Answer-Written decision of appellate courts deciding actual cases
, Tort ✔Correct Answer-A violation of the civil law
Probable cause ✔Correct Answer-Facts and circumstances that lead a reasonable person to
believe a crime had been committed and the suspect committed the crime
Three branches of government ✔Correct Answer-Legislative, Executive, Judicial
What branch of government do police fall under? ✔Correct Answer-Executive
PA Court System ✔Correct Answer-Common Pleas, Circuit, Supreme
US Court System ✔Correct Answer-District, circuit, supreme
Grading of crimes ✔Correct Answer-Felony, misdemeanor, summary
State of mind (Mens Rea) 4 ✔Correct Answer-Mental intent to commit crime
- Recklessly
- Intentionally
- Negligently
- Knowingly
Where are statutes of limitations found? ✔Correct Answer-Title 42, section 5552 judiciary
code
Codification ✔Correct Answer-The act or process of rendering laws in written form
2 elements of a crime ✔Correct Answer-Physical act of crime (Actus Reus), Mental intend to
do so (Mens Rea)
Instrument of a crime ✔Correct Answer-Any instrument that is intended to be used to
commit a crime
1st degree murder ✔Correct Answer-2502 - killing that is premeditated, deliberate and done
with malice
Felony Crimes ✔Correct Answer-Murder, rape, kidnapping, arson, robbery, burglary,
embezzlement, forgery, theft, and perjury
Voluntary Manslaughter ✔Correct Answer-2503 - unlawful killing of a human being in sudden
heat of passion upon sufficient legal provocation. Felony 2
Stalking ✔Correct Answer-2709 - Repeatedly following, harassing, or threatening an
individual. M1
