Which of the following may cause an offense of robbery to be upgraded to aggravated robbery? (8.7.2)
a. threatens or places a 45 year old person in fear of immenent bodily injury or death
b. causes bodily injury to another
c. uses or exhibits a deadly weapon
d. implies that a weapon is in his pocket of a jacket, but never exhibits the weapon
e. both c & d - c. uses or exhibits a deadly weapon
A man restricts his wife's movements without her consent by confining her in the bedroom; after a day
passes he lets her go free. What
crime, if any, did the man commit? (8.5.2)
a. kidnapping
b. unlawful restraint
c. domestic violence
d. no offense, because they are married - b. unlawful restraint
What type of injury must occur to constitute an assault punishable as a class A misdemeanor? (8.5.4)
a. Offensive contact
b. Imminent bodily injury
c. Bodily injury
d. Serious bodily injury
e. None of the above - c. Bodily injury
A person does a drive by shooting, he should be charged with what? (8.5.4)
a. reckless conduct
,b. deadly conduct
c. criminal mischief
d. unlawfully carrying a weapon - b. deadly conduct
According to Sec. 32.31 of the Penal Code, a person commits the offense of
__________________________ if, with intent to obtain a
benefit fraudulently, he uses a credit card with knowledge that the card was not issued to him and he
does not have the effective consent
of the card owner to use the card. (8.7.5)
a. Receiving Stolen Property
b. Credit Card Abuse
c. Forgery
d. Credit Card Laundering - b. Credit Card Abuse
Jesse James is arrested for shoplifting a leather coat from Dillards. He is stopped by the security people
of the store and in his attempt to
escape with the coat James stabs one of the security people causing serious bodily injury. The most
serious offense James has committed
is _______________. (8.7.2)
a. Felony theft
b. Reckless conduct
c. Aggravated Robbery
d. Robbery - c. Aggravated Robbery
A person commits "Disorderly Conduct" if he intentionally or knowingly does which of the following?
(8.9.1)
a. Uses vulgar language, and the language by it's very utterance tends to incite an immediate breach of
the
, peace.
b. Makes an offensive gesture and the gesture or display tends to incite an immediate breach of the
peace.
c. Fights with another in a public place.
d. Displays a firearm in a manner calculated to alarm.
e. Any of the above are elements of disorderly conduct. - e. Any of the above are elements of disorderly
conduct.
Conduct merely affording a person the opportunity to commit an offense does not constitute
entrapment. (8.2.3)
True
False - True
According to the penal code statues, how many persons constitute a "riot"? (8.9.1)
a. 4
b. 5
c. 6
d. 7
e. 8 - d. 7
If a man intentionally grabs a woman's breast (under the shirt) in a public place with the intent to gratify
himself sexually he has
committed the offense of: (8.5.3)
a. Sexual assault
b. Indecent exposure
c. Assault by exposure
d. Public lewdness - d. Public lewdness