Primary 2 Practice Exam
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SUSIE IS DRIVING DOWN A STREET AT MIDNIGHT AND THERE ARE NO STREET LIGHTS. SHE RUNS
OVER A HOMELESS MAN WHO IS DRUNK AND SLEEPING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD =. THE
HOMELESS MAN IS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT THE SCENE. THE INVESTIGATION REVEALS THAT
SUSIE WAS NOT SPEEDING AND COMMITTED NO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS. HOWEVER, SHE BLEW A
.13 ON THE INTOXILYZER. WHAT OFFENSE HAS SUSIE COMMITTED?
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
INTOXICATION ASSAULT
INTOXICATION MANSLAUGHTER
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The 'Primary 2 Practice Exam' assesses knowledge on Texas laws regarding alcohol influence,
weapon carrying, and gambling. It tests legal thresholds and restrictions pertinent to law
enforcement and public safety.
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,HEARTLESS HARRY WORKS AT THE COUNTY MORGUE AND DECIDES THAT HE WANTS TO MAKE
EXTRA MONEY IN THE POOR ECONMY. HE FINDS A PERSON ON CRAIGSLIST WHO IS WILLING TO
BUY HUMAN REMAINS. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING COULD HARRY SELL HIS POTENTIAL NEW
CUSTOMER AND NOT BE PROSECUTED?
KIDNEYS
SKIN
HEARTS
BLOOD
Correct Answer
A. BLOOD
Explanation
Harry could potentially sell blood to his new customer without being prosecuted.
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3.
Officer Mark is cursed at by a prisoner so he needlessly tightens the prisoner’s handcuffs,
causing the prisoner pain. Mark has committed:
No offense if he was really cursed at
,Violation of the civil rights of a person in custody
Aggravated Assault
False Imprisonment
Correct Answer
A. Violation of the civil rights of a person in custody
Explanation
Officer Mark's action of needlessly tightening the prisoner's handcuffs, causing the prisoner
pain, can be considered a violation of the civil rights of a person in custody. This is because
every person, even those in custody, has the right to be treated with dignity and not subjected
to unnecessary harm or suffering. Officer Mark's actions go against these rights and can be seen
as an abuse of power and a violation of the prisoner's civil rights.
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4.
What constitutes resisting arrest?
A person being arrested uses force against the officer who is trying to arrest him.
Fleeing from an officer attempting to make an arrest
, Hiding from an officer attempting to make an arrest
Pulling away from an officer trying to make an arrest (no contact)
Correct Answer
A. A person being arrested uses force against the officer who is trying to arrest him.
Explanation
Resisting arrest refers to the act of using force against an officer who is attempting to arrest an
individual. This can involve physically resisting, such as pushing or striking the officer, or using
any other form of force to prevent the arrest from taking place. It is considered a crime and can
lead to additional charges and penalties.
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5.
Amy’s dad buys an obscene video depicting sexual intercourse and deviant sexual intercourse
and watches it at home. Amy is eight years old and dad watches the video on TV while Amy is
playing with her dolls in the living room in front of the TV. What offense, if any, has dad
committed?
No offense since dad watched the movie in his home
Child pornography