MISSOURI POST EVALUATION SET QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Schedule IV Drugs - ✔✔The drug or other substance has a low potential for abuse
relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule III, The drug or other substance
has a currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, Abuse of the
drug or other substance may lead to limited physical dependence or psychological
dependence relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule III. (Xanax, Valium,
Ambien, Provigil)
✔✔Schedule V Drugs - ✔✔The drug or other substance has a low potential for abuse
relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule IV, The drug or other substance
has a currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, Abuse of the
drug or other substance may lead to limited physical dependence or psychological
dependence relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule IV. (Cough
Supressants, Weight loss drugs, Atrophine, Diphenoxylate)
✔✔Q: Driving while intoxicated (DWI) requires the drive to have .05% BAC? - ✔✔A:
FALSE. There is no amount of BAC in the state of Missouri that is required to file
charges to prove DWI. BAC has no influence. Impaired driving is the basis for DWI.
✔✔Q .08% blood alcohol content does what? - ✔✔A. Magic number the prosecutor can
use to file charges to file BAC as the criminal charge. If you make a DWI arrest during
booking you are required to fill out the alcohol influence report form as part of the DWI
arrest. You must read the implied consent to the person arrested, you are required to
give them 20 minutes to contact an attorney should they choose, they also make up
their mind if they are going to take a chemical test or not (Breath, blood, saliva, urine)
any two you request. If they refuse any two of the test they lose their license for one
year. If the person agrees to the test and they are .08% or more you as a Peace officer
are required to take their Missouri issued license away from them and send a certified
DWI arrest report to the Missouri DEPT of Revenue with their Missouri issued Drivers
license.
*Under 21 DWI drivers will lose their license for a BAC of .02-.079.
, ✔✔Class A felonies - ✔✔include murder, first degree kidnapping, forcible rape of a child
under twelve years old, first degree robbery, and some drug crimes.
• The authorized sentence for a Class A felony is a minimum of 10 years in prison and a
maximum of 30 years or life in prison.
✔✔Class B felonies - ✔✔in Missouri include voluntary manslaughter and first degree
burglary.
• For a Class B felony, the court can impose a minimum of 5 years in prison and
maximum of 15 years.
✔✔Class C felonies - ✔✔can include involuntary manslaughter in the first degree (can
be a Class B or Class C felony), statutory rape in the second degree, possession of a
controlled substance, and theft. • The possible sentence for a Class C Felony is a
maximum of 7 years in prison, or one year in jail, and a fine up to $5,000.
✔✔Class D felonies - ✔✔are crimes such as fraud, resisting arrest, and passing a bad
check.
• A Class D felony is punishable by up to 5 years in prison, or one year in jail. The court
also can impose a fine up to $5,000 or twice the amount of financial gain to the
offender, up to $20,000.
✔✔Criminal Statute of Limitations - ✔✔Missouri law requires that a criminal prosecution
begin within a certain amount of time after a crime is committed or believed to have
been committed. The criminal statute of limitations limits the length of time the state can
wait before filing charges against a person. The length of time varies for different crimes
and some crimes, such as murder, have no time limit.
✔✔Class A Misdemeanors - ✔✔are the most serious of the misdemeanor categories
and includes charges of fraud, bad checks under five hundred dollars, fraudulent use of
a credit card device with the value under one hundred fifty dollars, and third-degree
assault. Punishments under Class A Misdemeanors include a penalty up to one year in
a county jail that may include a fine up to one thousand dollars
✔✔Class B Misdemeanors - ✔✔have penalty punishments of up to six months or as low
as thirty days in a county jail facility with or without a fine up to five hundred dollars.
Class B Misdemeanors can include a first offense of driving while intoxicated, a first
offense of driving under the influence, and first-degree trespassing.
✔✔Class C Misdemeanor - ✔✔This category in punishable by up to fifteen days in a
county jail with or without a fine up to three hundred dollars. Class C Misdemeanors
include the first offense of driving with excessive blood alcohol content.
✔✔ Q: Do all ATV accidents have to be reported in Statewide Traffic Accident Records
System (STARS)? - ✔✔A: No. However, every law enforcement officer who investigates
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Schedule IV Drugs - ✔✔The drug or other substance has a low potential for abuse
relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule III, The drug or other substance
has a currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, Abuse of the
drug or other substance may lead to limited physical dependence or psychological
dependence relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule III. (Xanax, Valium,
Ambien, Provigil)
✔✔Schedule V Drugs - ✔✔The drug or other substance has a low potential for abuse
relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule IV, The drug or other substance
has a currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, Abuse of the
drug or other substance may lead to limited physical dependence or psychological
dependence relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule IV. (Cough
Supressants, Weight loss drugs, Atrophine, Diphenoxylate)
✔✔Q: Driving while intoxicated (DWI) requires the drive to have .05% BAC? - ✔✔A:
FALSE. There is no amount of BAC in the state of Missouri that is required to file
charges to prove DWI. BAC has no influence. Impaired driving is the basis for DWI.
✔✔Q .08% blood alcohol content does what? - ✔✔A. Magic number the prosecutor can
use to file charges to file BAC as the criminal charge. If you make a DWI arrest during
booking you are required to fill out the alcohol influence report form as part of the DWI
arrest. You must read the implied consent to the person arrested, you are required to
give them 20 minutes to contact an attorney should they choose, they also make up
their mind if they are going to take a chemical test or not (Breath, blood, saliva, urine)
any two you request. If they refuse any two of the test they lose their license for one
year. If the person agrees to the test and they are .08% or more you as a Peace officer
are required to take their Missouri issued license away from them and send a certified
DWI arrest report to the Missouri DEPT of Revenue with their Missouri issued Drivers
license.
*Under 21 DWI drivers will lose their license for a BAC of .02-.079.
, ✔✔Class A felonies - ✔✔include murder, first degree kidnapping, forcible rape of a child
under twelve years old, first degree robbery, and some drug crimes.
• The authorized sentence for a Class A felony is a minimum of 10 years in prison and a
maximum of 30 years or life in prison.
✔✔Class B felonies - ✔✔in Missouri include voluntary manslaughter and first degree
burglary.
• For a Class B felony, the court can impose a minimum of 5 years in prison and
maximum of 15 years.
✔✔Class C felonies - ✔✔can include involuntary manslaughter in the first degree (can
be a Class B or Class C felony), statutory rape in the second degree, possession of a
controlled substance, and theft. • The possible sentence for a Class C Felony is a
maximum of 7 years in prison, or one year in jail, and a fine up to $5,000.
✔✔Class D felonies - ✔✔are crimes such as fraud, resisting arrest, and passing a bad
check.
• A Class D felony is punishable by up to 5 years in prison, or one year in jail. The court
also can impose a fine up to $5,000 or twice the amount of financial gain to the
offender, up to $20,000.
✔✔Criminal Statute of Limitations - ✔✔Missouri law requires that a criminal prosecution
begin within a certain amount of time after a crime is committed or believed to have
been committed. The criminal statute of limitations limits the length of time the state can
wait before filing charges against a person. The length of time varies for different crimes
and some crimes, such as murder, have no time limit.
✔✔Class A Misdemeanors - ✔✔are the most serious of the misdemeanor categories
and includes charges of fraud, bad checks under five hundred dollars, fraudulent use of
a credit card device with the value under one hundred fifty dollars, and third-degree
assault. Punishments under Class A Misdemeanors include a penalty up to one year in
a county jail that may include a fine up to one thousand dollars
✔✔Class B Misdemeanors - ✔✔have penalty punishments of up to six months or as low
as thirty days in a county jail facility with or without a fine up to five hundred dollars.
Class B Misdemeanors can include a first offense of driving while intoxicated, a first
offense of driving under the influence, and first-degree trespassing.
✔✔Class C Misdemeanor - ✔✔This category in punishable by up to fifteen days in a
county jail with or without a fine up to three hundred dollars. Class C Misdemeanors
include the first offense of driving with excessive blood alcohol content.
✔✔ Q: Do all ATV accidents have to be reported in Statewide Traffic Accident Records
System (STARS)? - ✔✔A: No. However, every law enforcement officer who investigates
