Texas Jurisprudence EMT with 100% correct answers

Texas Jurisprudence EMT A person commits an offense if the person knowingly practices as, attempts to practice as, or represents himself to be an EMT-P, AEMT, EMT, ECA, or licensed paramedic and the person does not hold an appropriate certification issued by the department under this chapter. An offense under this subsection is a: A) felony criminal offense B) class B misdemeanor offense C) class A misdemeanor offense D) level III felony criminal offense - correct answer C) class A misdemeanor offense A person commits an offense if the person knowingly uses or permits to be used a vehicle that the person owns, operates or controls to transport a sick or injured person unless the person is licensed as an emergency medical services provider by the department. An offense under this subsection is: A) a civil penalty B) a speeding ticket C) class A misdemeanor criminal offense D) level III felony criminal offense - correct answer C) class A misdemeanor criminal offense Prosecution of a criminal offense under TAC Chapter 773 must be prosecuted at which of the following locations? A) in the designated EMS court of Governor's EMS and Trauma Advisory Council of Texas B) in the county where the offense occurred C) the nearest local justice of the peace office where the offense occurred