ND POST TEST CRIMINAL FINAL
QUESTIONS AND ALREADY PASSED
ANSWERS (2025) GRADED A +.
Define physical obstruction of a government function. - Answer Intentionally
Obstructs, impairs, impedes, hinders, prevents, or perverts the administration of law or other
governmental function
A misdemeanor
For a person to be charged with a riot how many need to be involved? - Answer 5 or more
Define Criminal Mischief - Answer Willfully tampers with tangible property of another so as to
endanger person or property; or
Willfully damages tangible property of another
Are professional sports pools legal? - Answer Yes
Define Negligent Homicide - Answer negligently causes the death of another human being
C felony
Define Manslaughter - Answer recklessly causes the death of another human being
B felony
Define Murder - Answer Intentionally or knowingly causes the death of another human being
An officer is informed by dispatch that someone has committed a misdemeanor crime, officer
sees him on the street can he arrest? - Answer No, if it is a misdemeanor he must commit the
, What is the culpability of knowingly? - Answer When he engages in the conduct, he knows or
has a firm belief, unaccompanied by substantial doubt, that he is doing so, whether or not it is
his purpose to do so
What is the culpability of recklessly? - Answer He engages in the conduct in conscious and
clearly unjustifiable disregard of a substantial likelihood of the existence of the relevant facts or
risks, such disregard involving a gross deviation from acceptable standards of conduct
What is the culpability of negligently? - Answer He engages in the conduct in unreasonable
disregard of a substantial likelihood of the existence of the relevant fact or risks, such disregard
involving a gross deviation from acceptable standards of conduct
What is the culpability of willfully? - Answer He engages in the conduct
Intentionally, or
Knowingly, or
Recklessly
What gambling device is illegal in ND? - Answer Slot machines
Intentionally leaving a hotel room without paying would be considered what? - Answer Theft
of services
In a case of conspiracy the state must prove the crime had been followed through with in, true
or false? - Answer False
The statute of limitations for burglary is - Answer 3 years
Someone holds a clerk up and attempts to take money but does not get any, is it still considered
a robbery? - Answer Yes
What is the statute of limitation for misdemeanor simple assault? - Answer 2 years
Police Officers are limited to whatever force is reasonable and necessary, T or F - Answer True
QUESTIONS AND ALREADY PASSED
ANSWERS (2025) GRADED A +.
Define physical obstruction of a government function. - Answer Intentionally
Obstructs, impairs, impedes, hinders, prevents, or perverts the administration of law or other
governmental function
A misdemeanor
For a person to be charged with a riot how many need to be involved? - Answer 5 or more
Define Criminal Mischief - Answer Willfully tampers with tangible property of another so as to
endanger person or property; or
Willfully damages tangible property of another
Are professional sports pools legal? - Answer Yes
Define Negligent Homicide - Answer negligently causes the death of another human being
C felony
Define Manslaughter - Answer recklessly causes the death of another human being
B felony
Define Murder - Answer Intentionally or knowingly causes the death of another human being
An officer is informed by dispatch that someone has committed a misdemeanor crime, officer
sees him on the street can he arrest? - Answer No, if it is a misdemeanor he must commit the
, What is the culpability of knowingly? - Answer When he engages in the conduct, he knows or
has a firm belief, unaccompanied by substantial doubt, that he is doing so, whether or not it is
his purpose to do so
What is the culpability of recklessly? - Answer He engages in the conduct in conscious and
clearly unjustifiable disregard of a substantial likelihood of the existence of the relevant facts or
risks, such disregard involving a gross deviation from acceptable standards of conduct
What is the culpability of negligently? - Answer He engages in the conduct in unreasonable
disregard of a substantial likelihood of the existence of the relevant fact or risks, such disregard
involving a gross deviation from acceptable standards of conduct
What is the culpability of willfully? - Answer He engages in the conduct
Intentionally, or
Knowingly, or
Recklessly
What gambling device is illegal in ND? - Answer Slot machines
Intentionally leaving a hotel room without paying would be considered what? - Answer Theft
of services
In a case of conspiracy the state must prove the crime had been followed through with in, true
or false? - Answer False
The statute of limitations for burglary is - Answer 3 years
Someone holds a clerk up and attempts to take money but does not get any, is it still considered
a robbery? - Answer Yes
What is the statute of limitation for misdemeanor simple assault? - Answer 2 years
Police Officers are limited to whatever force is reasonable and necessary, T or F - Answer True
