NC BLET JUVENILE LAWS AND
PROCEDURES FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 BANK
CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS EXPERT VERIFIED
/ALREADY GRADED A+
What is Felony Child Abuse? - ....ANSWER...a parent or
other person providing care for a child less than 16 who
intentionally inflicts: serious bodily injury resulting in
permanent or protracted loss or impairment of any mental
or physical function, serious physical injury,
commits/permits/encourages prostitution, any sexual act, a
reckless disregard for human life resulting in serious bodily
injury/serious physical injury
What is Misdemeanor Child Abuse? - ....ANSWER...a
parent or other person providing care of a child less than 16
who intentionally inflicts: physical injury, allows physical
injury, creates or allows a substantial risk of physical
injury, upon a child by other than accidental means.
,What is Contributing to Delinquency and Neglect by
Parents and Others? - ....ANSWER...any person 18 or
older who knowingly or willfully causes, encourages, or aids
a juvenile in delinquent, undisciplined, abused, or neglectful
behavior
Taking Indecent Liberties with a Student: -
....ANSWER...willfully taking or attempting any immoral,
improper, or indecent liberties with a student for the
purpose of *arousing* or *gratifying sexual desire*, or any
lewd or lascivious act with the student. (this doesn't include
vaginal intercourse or a sexual act)
Intercourse and sexual offenses with certain victims: -
....ANSWER...if any member of education staff, who is at
least 4 years older (Class G Felony), or less than the student
(Class I Felony), engages in vaginal intercourse or any sex
act with the student.
(except if lawfully married to the student)
(Class E Felony if done by a parent or guardian)
When can a LEO or social worker take temporary custody
of a juvenile? - ....ANSWER...when there are grounds to
,believe the juvenile is being abused, neglected, or
dependent, and the juvenile could be injured or could not be
taken into custody if it was first necessary to get a court
order.
If an officer takes a juvenile into temporary custody he
must? - ....ANSWER...1. notify the parents, 2. advise the
parents of the right to be present, 3. release the juvenile to
the parent if continued custody is necessary, 4. officer shall
communicate with DSS, if DSS decides to file a petition they
must contact a district court judge.
A juvenile cannot be held in temporary custody longer
than: - ....ANSWER...12 hours or 24 hours if on the
weekend or holiday
What is Non-secure custody? - ....ANSWER...Used by DSS
when there is abuse, neglect, or dependency.
Where can DSS move a child with a Non-Secure custody
order? - ....ANSWER...Foster home, group home, other
family, residential facility
, Before issuing a Non-secure order, the court must first
consider... - ....ANSWER...the release of the juvenile to the
parent, relative, guardian, custodian, or other responsible
adult
what is the process for obtaining and implementing a Non-
secure custody order ? - ....ANSWER...1. abuse, neglect,
dependency has occurred, or a runaway and consents.
2. DSS files a petition for order to the courts
3. courts grant Non Secure order
4. Juvenile is moved to another location
(Non Secure is action against the parents)
What is the process for obtaining and implementing a
Secure custody order by LE? - ....ANSWER...1. the
juvenile is charged w/ felony, alleged delinquent or
undisciplined, danger to themselves or others, failed to
appear, absconder
2. a petition for custody is filed with the courts
3. courts grant Secure order
4. Juvenile is taken into secure custody
(Secure is action against the juvenile)
PROCEDURES FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 BANK
CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS EXPERT VERIFIED
/ALREADY GRADED A+
What is Felony Child Abuse? - ....ANSWER...a parent or
other person providing care for a child less than 16 who
intentionally inflicts: serious bodily injury resulting in
permanent or protracted loss or impairment of any mental
or physical function, serious physical injury,
commits/permits/encourages prostitution, any sexual act, a
reckless disregard for human life resulting in serious bodily
injury/serious physical injury
What is Misdemeanor Child Abuse? - ....ANSWER...a
parent or other person providing care of a child less than 16
who intentionally inflicts: physical injury, allows physical
injury, creates or allows a substantial risk of physical
injury, upon a child by other than accidental means.
,What is Contributing to Delinquency and Neglect by
Parents and Others? - ....ANSWER...any person 18 or
older who knowingly or willfully causes, encourages, or aids
a juvenile in delinquent, undisciplined, abused, or neglectful
behavior
Taking Indecent Liberties with a Student: -
....ANSWER...willfully taking or attempting any immoral,
improper, or indecent liberties with a student for the
purpose of *arousing* or *gratifying sexual desire*, or any
lewd or lascivious act with the student. (this doesn't include
vaginal intercourse or a sexual act)
Intercourse and sexual offenses with certain victims: -
....ANSWER...if any member of education staff, who is at
least 4 years older (Class G Felony), or less than the student
(Class I Felony), engages in vaginal intercourse or any sex
act with the student.
(except if lawfully married to the student)
(Class E Felony if done by a parent or guardian)
When can a LEO or social worker take temporary custody
of a juvenile? - ....ANSWER...when there are grounds to
,believe the juvenile is being abused, neglected, or
dependent, and the juvenile could be injured or could not be
taken into custody if it was first necessary to get a court
order.
If an officer takes a juvenile into temporary custody he
must? - ....ANSWER...1. notify the parents, 2. advise the
parents of the right to be present, 3. release the juvenile to
the parent if continued custody is necessary, 4. officer shall
communicate with DSS, if DSS decides to file a petition they
must contact a district court judge.
A juvenile cannot be held in temporary custody longer
than: - ....ANSWER...12 hours or 24 hours if on the
weekend or holiday
What is Non-secure custody? - ....ANSWER...Used by DSS
when there is abuse, neglect, or dependency.
Where can DSS move a child with a Non-Secure custody
order? - ....ANSWER...Foster home, group home, other
family, residential facility
, Before issuing a Non-secure order, the court must first
consider... - ....ANSWER...the release of the juvenile to the
parent, relative, guardian, custodian, or other responsible
adult
what is the process for obtaining and implementing a Non-
secure custody order ? - ....ANSWER...1. abuse, neglect,
dependency has occurred, or a runaway and consents.
2. DSS files a petition for order to the courts
3. courts grant Non Secure order
4. Juvenile is moved to another location
(Non Secure is action against the parents)
What is the process for obtaining and implementing a
Secure custody order by LE? - ....ANSWER...1. the
juvenile is charged w/ felony, alleged delinquent or
undisciplined, danger to themselves or others, failed to
appear, absconder
2. a petition for custody is filed with the courts
3. courts grant Secure order
4. Juvenile is taken into secure custody
(Secure is action against the juvenile)
