Powers Of Arrest Exam Questions With 2024 100% Correct Answers

Felony -ANSWER - felony is Committed in presence or view or you have probable cause to believe that a felony was committed and the person arrested committed the felony a. Felony = Prison Misdemeanor in P/V BOP = -ANSWER - (Committed in your presence or view, that amounts to a breach of the peace) (BOP= any thing that disturbs or disrupts public order or tranquility) a. Ch.265 S.13a = Mutual A+B (Fisticuffs) b. Ch.272 S.53 = Disorderly Conduct c. Misdemeanor = no prison 4. Misdemeanor P/V not BOP *BUT - Statute Allows* = -ANSWER - (Committed in your presence or view, you must see this, it is not a breach of the peace, but where statute allows) a. Ch 266 Section 120 = Criminal Trespassing is Always a misdemeanor b. Ch 266 S30 = Three forms of larceny i. Larceny of Personal Property (Crime of Possession) ii. Larceny by Embezzlement (Crime of Conversion) iii. Larceny by False Pretenses (Fraud) iv. *To Arrest the value of the property MUST more than $250 (If more than $1200 = Felony) v. ** if the value of the property is $250 or less, then there is no power of arrest = MUST SUMMONS c. Ch.266 S.60 = Receiving Stolen Property i. *Look to same dollar amounts as Larceny d. Ch 138 S34c = Minors transporting alcohol i. *Minors = Underage 21 to age 12 (If underage 12 = no legal action) e. Ch.266 S126b - Tagging (Graffiti) 5. Past Misdemeanor NOT in P/V *BUT = where statute allows if based upon P.C -ANSWER - a. Ch 209A = Domestic Abuse b. Ch 266 S.30 = Three forms of Larceny i. *refer to dollar amounts above