2nd semester NYPD academy
comprehensive Questions and Answers
with Verified Solutions
Question 1:
HARMS (Crimes against persons)
Answer:
Harassment Aggravated Harassment Reckless Endangerment Menacing
Stalking
Question 2:
Harassment violation
Answer:
Makes physical contact (no injury); Repeatedly engages in a course of
conduct that serves no legitimate purpose; follows in public
Question 3:
aggravated ha-
Answer:
rassment
Question 4:
Harassment Misdemeanor
Answer:
Repeatedly follows in public; Repeatedly engages in a course of conduct
that serves no legitimate purpose causing fear of PI
,Question 5:
Aggravated Harassment misdemeanor
Answer:
Threatens PI or Property damage through electronic communication;
Telephones w/ no purpose of legitimate communication; Physical contact
based on discrimination, PI to person or family member
Question 6:
aggravated harassment felony
Answer:
Damages premise primarily used for religious purposes exceeding $50;
Swastika on property w/o permission; Sets cross on fire in public view;
Noose on property w/o permission
Question 7:
Reckless Endangerment - Misdemeanor
Answer:
Recklessly engages in conduct, which creates a substantial risk of SPI
(aware of risk, but consciously disregards)
Question 8:
reckless endangerment felony
Answer:
Acting with a depraved indifference to human life (super reckless), a
person engages in conduct which creates a grave risk of death to another
, Question 9:
Menacing - Misdemeanor
Answer:
By physical menace OR by displaying a weapon intentionally places or
attempts to place another in fear of imminent PI, SPI, or death
Question 10:
is sexual contact a charge
Answer:
NO
Question 11:
10 ways a person can not give consent
Answer:
1) mentally disabled: (not all there) 2) mentally incapacitated (temporarily
unable to understand from a drug or substance given without consent (bill
cosby) 3)physically helpless: unconscious or asleep 5)underage
6,7,8,9,10): subordinate relationships (someone who is in
charge/someone who is not) ex: doctor to patient, correctional facility, in
custody.
Question 12:
rape
Answer:
always a felony
comprehensive Questions and Answers
with Verified Solutions
Question 1:
HARMS (Crimes against persons)
Answer:
Harassment Aggravated Harassment Reckless Endangerment Menacing
Stalking
Question 2:
Harassment violation
Answer:
Makes physical contact (no injury); Repeatedly engages in a course of
conduct that serves no legitimate purpose; follows in public
Question 3:
aggravated ha-
Answer:
rassment
Question 4:
Harassment Misdemeanor
Answer:
Repeatedly follows in public; Repeatedly engages in a course of conduct
that serves no legitimate purpose causing fear of PI
,Question 5:
Aggravated Harassment misdemeanor
Answer:
Threatens PI or Property damage through electronic communication;
Telephones w/ no purpose of legitimate communication; Physical contact
based on discrimination, PI to person or family member
Question 6:
aggravated harassment felony
Answer:
Damages premise primarily used for religious purposes exceeding $50;
Swastika on property w/o permission; Sets cross on fire in public view;
Noose on property w/o permission
Question 7:
Reckless Endangerment - Misdemeanor
Answer:
Recklessly engages in conduct, which creates a substantial risk of SPI
(aware of risk, but consciously disregards)
Question 8:
reckless endangerment felony
Answer:
Acting with a depraved indifference to human life (super reckless), a
person engages in conduct which creates a grave risk of death to another
, Question 9:
Menacing - Misdemeanor
Answer:
By physical menace OR by displaying a weapon intentionally places or
attempts to place another in fear of imminent PI, SPI, or death
Question 10:
is sexual contact a charge
Answer:
NO
Question 11:
10 ways a person can not give consent
Answer:
1) mentally disabled: (not all there) 2) mentally incapacitated (temporarily
unable to understand from a drug or substance given without consent (bill
cosby) 3)physically helpless: unconscious or asleep 5)underage
6,7,8,9,10): subordinate relationships (someone who is in
charge/someone who is not) ex: doctor to patient, correctional facility, in
custody.
Question 12:
rape
Answer:
always a felony
