UPTP EXAM 4 UPDATED EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS FULL SOLUTION
STUDY GUIDE
⩥ Theft.
Answer: Wrongful taking of government property, no lawful right to
have it
⩥ Conversion.
Answer: Wrongful deprivation of goods or personal property belonging
to another (ex. misuse of a G-Ride)
⩥ Receipt of stolen property.
Answer: Charged when someone knowingly receives or buys stolen
property with interest to keep for his or her own gain
⩥ Crimes for assisting criminal acts.
Answer: Aiding and abetting, causing the commission of a crime,
accessory after the fact, misprision of a felony
⩥ Aiding and abetting 18 USC section 2.
Answer: People who provide assistance to the principal, before or during
the commission of a crime, may be liable as if they committed the crime
,⩥ Causing the commission of a crime 18 usc 2b.
Answer: Willfully causes an act to be done which if directly performed
by him/her would be an offense against the US
⩥ Accessory after the fact 18 USC section 3.
Answer: Providing assistance to the principal of the crime, following the
commission of the crime against the US. Imprisoned up to half of the
committed crime
⩥ Misprision of a felony 18 USC section 4.
Answer: Knowledge of a felony and take affirmative steps to conceal the
crime and fail to disclose their knowledge to CI without helping the
individual that committed the crime
⩥ False statements 18 USC section 1001.
Answer: The defendant regarding certain federal matters knowingly and
willfully made a false statement or concealed material fact or made or
used a document containing a false material statement
⩥ Arrest in a public place.
Answer: Can be done with PC and without a warrant
⩥ Arrest in a private place.
, Answer: Needs warrant, consent or exigent circumstances, and reason to
believe arrestee lives there and is inside
⩥ Arrest at another's home.
Answer: Needs search warrant for house, consent, or exigent
circumstances
⩥ Warrantless arrest.
Answer: Can be done if crime is committed in officers presence
⩥ Arrest with misdemeanor.
Answer: Needs PC, occur in officers presence, if not in presence a
warrant will be needed, no entry into REP areas, and no hot pursuit
⩥ Force to execute a warrant.
Answer: Title 18 USC section 3109, "The knock and announce" statute
⩥ Force (warrant terms).
Answer: Any entry made without consent
⩥ Break open (warrant terms).
Answer:
AND CORRECT ANSWERS FULL SOLUTION
STUDY GUIDE
⩥ Theft.
Answer: Wrongful taking of government property, no lawful right to
have it
⩥ Conversion.
Answer: Wrongful deprivation of goods or personal property belonging
to another (ex. misuse of a G-Ride)
⩥ Receipt of stolen property.
Answer: Charged when someone knowingly receives or buys stolen
property with interest to keep for his or her own gain
⩥ Crimes for assisting criminal acts.
Answer: Aiding and abetting, causing the commission of a crime,
accessory after the fact, misprision of a felony
⩥ Aiding and abetting 18 USC section 2.
Answer: People who provide assistance to the principal, before or during
the commission of a crime, may be liable as if they committed the crime
,⩥ Causing the commission of a crime 18 usc 2b.
Answer: Willfully causes an act to be done which if directly performed
by him/her would be an offense against the US
⩥ Accessory after the fact 18 USC section 3.
Answer: Providing assistance to the principal of the crime, following the
commission of the crime against the US. Imprisoned up to half of the
committed crime
⩥ Misprision of a felony 18 USC section 4.
Answer: Knowledge of a felony and take affirmative steps to conceal the
crime and fail to disclose their knowledge to CI without helping the
individual that committed the crime
⩥ False statements 18 USC section 1001.
Answer: The defendant regarding certain federal matters knowingly and
willfully made a false statement or concealed material fact or made or
used a document containing a false material statement
⩥ Arrest in a public place.
Answer: Can be done with PC and without a warrant
⩥ Arrest in a private place.
, Answer: Needs warrant, consent or exigent circumstances, and reason to
believe arrestee lives there and is inside
⩥ Arrest at another's home.
Answer: Needs search warrant for house, consent, or exigent
circumstances
⩥ Warrantless arrest.
Answer: Can be done if crime is committed in officers presence
⩥ Arrest with misdemeanor.
Answer: Needs PC, occur in officers presence, if not in presence a
warrant will be needed, no entry into REP areas, and no hot pursuit
⩥ Force to execute a warrant.
Answer: Title 18 USC section 3109, "The knock and announce" statute
⩥ Force (warrant terms).
Answer: Any entry made without consent
⩥ Break open (warrant terms).
Answer:
