RBC 3 PRACTICE SOLUTION 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Dependent. Answer: There is a victim (WIC: 300)
◉ Juvenile, Child, or Minor. Answer: Any person under the age of 18
◉ Status Offenders. Answer: "Punk" ex) driving under the age of 21
(WIC: 600)
◉ Wards. Answer: criminals (WIC: 602)
◉ Do juveniles have the right to have an adult present?. Answer: No
◉ 305. Answer: Authorizes an deputy to take into temporary custody
without parent
◉ 625. Answer: Gives deputy the authority to take into temporary
custody of a minor who falls into 300 WIC.
,◉ 48264. Answer: Authorizes a deputy to take a minor who is absent
from school without a valid excuse or is found away from home.
◉ 300(a). Answer: May take a child into protective custody w/o warrant
IF the child has suffered serious physical harm from the child's
parent/guardian in terms of INJURY.
◉ 300(b). Answer: May take a child into protective custody w/o warrant
IF the child has suffered serious physical harm or illness due to the
child's parent/guardian in terms of MENTAL ILLNESS, and
DISABILITY.
◉ 300(c). Answer: May take a child into protective custody w/o warrant
IF the child has suffered serious emotional damage from parent/guardian
in terms of SERIOUS ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, etc.
◉ WIC 601. Answer: Habitual disobedience/truancy
◉ Can juveniles be detained in a facility that contains adults for longer
than 6 hours?. Answer: No
◉ Reasons that juveniles can be detained in a facility for less than 6
hours?. Answer: Purpose of investigation, release to parent/guardian, and
transferring to juvenile facility.
,◉ Can a juvenile be placed in an adult jail without it being ordered by a
juvenile court judge?. Answer: No
◉ Can juveniles under the influence be escorted to an adult facility for a
test?. Answer: Yes
◉ What are the conditions for a juvenile to be escorted to an adult
facility for testing?. Answer: They need to be supervised and it has to be
less than 2 hours.
◉ What constitutes as secure detention?. Answer: Locked room, secured
cuffs to a rail, and restrained
◉ Can males and females be placed in the same space if they are
supervised by staff?. Answer: Yes
◉ What are the three things you must inform a minor during secured
detention?. Answer: Their allowance of 2 phone calls within 1 hour, the
purpose of the secure detention, length of time expected (>6 hours)
◉ Is contact between adult and minor inmates without staff present
lawful?. Answer: No
, ◉ What are the situations where an adult inmate and minor inmate
might come into contact?. Answer: booking, medical screening, or if
there is an inmate worker
◉ Contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Answer: an person whose
acts may cause/encourages any minor to fall within the jurisdiction of
the court may be charged with a crime
◉ PC: 272. Answer: Threatens, commands, persuades any person under
18 to engage in criminal behavior.
◉ Example of contributing ti the delinquency of a minor. Answer: An 18
year old smoking and giving it to a 16 year old.
◉ Inhalation (smoking/inhaling). Answer: Drug enters the body through
the tissues of the lungs
◉ Injection (syringe/needle). Answer: Drugs enter directly into a
muscle/vein into circulatory system
◉ Intranasal (syringe/needle). Answer: Drugs enter the body through the
tissue of the upper nose
◉ Transdermal (Touching). Answer: Drugs enter the body through the
skin into the circulatory system.
QUESTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Dependent. Answer: There is a victim (WIC: 300)
◉ Juvenile, Child, or Minor. Answer: Any person under the age of 18
◉ Status Offenders. Answer: "Punk" ex) driving under the age of 21
(WIC: 600)
◉ Wards. Answer: criminals (WIC: 602)
◉ Do juveniles have the right to have an adult present?. Answer: No
◉ 305. Answer: Authorizes an deputy to take into temporary custody
without parent
◉ 625. Answer: Gives deputy the authority to take into temporary
custody of a minor who falls into 300 WIC.
,◉ 48264. Answer: Authorizes a deputy to take a minor who is absent
from school without a valid excuse or is found away from home.
◉ 300(a). Answer: May take a child into protective custody w/o warrant
IF the child has suffered serious physical harm from the child's
parent/guardian in terms of INJURY.
◉ 300(b). Answer: May take a child into protective custody w/o warrant
IF the child has suffered serious physical harm or illness due to the
child's parent/guardian in terms of MENTAL ILLNESS, and
DISABILITY.
◉ 300(c). Answer: May take a child into protective custody w/o warrant
IF the child has suffered serious emotional damage from parent/guardian
in terms of SERIOUS ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, etc.
◉ WIC 601. Answer: Habitual disobedience/truancy
◉ Can juveniles be detained in a facility that contains adults for longer
than 6 hours?. Answer: No
◉ Reasons that juveniles can be detained in a facility for less than 6
hours?. Answer: Purpose of investigation, release to parent/guardian, and
transferring to juvenile facility.
,◉ Can a juvenile be placed in an adult jail without it being ordered by a
juvenile court judge?. Answer: No
◉ Can juveniles under the influence be escorted to an adult facility for a
test?. Answer: Yes
◉ What are the conditions for a juvenile to be escorted to an adult
facility for testing?. Answer: They need to be supervised and it has to be
less than 2 hours.
◉ What constitutes as secure detention?. Answer: Locked room, secured
cuffs to a rail, and restrained
◉ Can males and females be placed in the same space if they are
supervised by staff?. Answer: Yes
◉ What are the three things you must inform a minor during secured
detention?. Answer: Their allowance of 2 phone calls within 1 hour, the
purpose of the secure detention, length of time expected (>6 hours)
◉ Is contact between adult and minor inmates without staff present
lawful?. Answer: No
, ◉ What are the situations where an adult inmate and minor inmate
might come into contact?. Answer: booking, medical screening, or if
there is an inmate worker
◉ Contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Answer: an person whose
acts may cause/encourages any minor to fall within the jurisdiction of
the court may be charged with a crime
◉ PC: 272. Answer: Threatens, commands, persuades any person under
18 to engage in criminal behavior.
◉ Example of contributing ti the delinquency of a minor. Answer: An 18
year old smoking and giving it to a 16 year old.
◉ Inhalation (smoking/inhaling). Answer: Drug enters the body through
the tissues of the lungs
◉ Injection (syringe/needle). Answer: Drugs enter directly into a
muscle/vein into circulatory system
◉ Intranasal (syringe/needle). Answer: Drugs enter the body through the
tissue of the upper nose
◉ Transdermal (Touching). Answer: Drugs enter the body through the
skin into the circulatory system.
