BLEA UPDATED EVALUATION TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Arson 1st - ✔✔Class A
Knowingly and maliciously causes fire:
Which is manifestly dangerous to any human life.
Which damages a dwelling.
To a building occupied by a person.
To property valued at $10,000 or more for insurance fraud
✔✔Malicious Mischief 3rd - ✔✔Knowingly and maliciously causes physical damage to
property of another.
Graffiti
✔✔Malicious Mischief 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Knowingly and maliciously causes physical damage to the property of another
exceeding $750.
Creates a substantial risk of interruption of emergency services.
✔✔Malicious Mischief 1st - ✔✔Class B
Knowingly and maliciously causes physical damage to property of another exceeding
$5,000.
Causes and interruption of emergency services.
Causes an impairment to an aircraft.
✔✔Theft 3rd - ✔✔Gross Mis
Theft of property or services valued at less or equal to $750.
✔✔Theft 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Theft of property or services valued higher than $750 but less than $5,000.
A credit card or access device.
✔✔Theft 1st - ✔✔Class B
Theft of property or services valued higher than $5,000.
Property taken off a person.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Property 3rd - ✔✔Gross Mis
Possesses stolen property which does not exceed $750.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Property 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Possesses stolen property which exceeds $750 but not $5,000.
Possesses a stolen access device.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Property 1st - ✔✔Class B
Possesses stolen property which exceeds $5,000.
, ✔✔Theft of a Firearm - ✔✔Class B
Commits theft of a firearm.
Each firearm taken is a separate offense.
✔✔Possessing a Stolen Firearm - ✔✔Class B
Possesses or controls a stolen firearm.
✔✔Theft of Motor Vehicle - ✔✔Class B
Commits theft of a motor vehicle.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Vehicle - ✔✔Class B
A person possesses a stolen motor vehicle.
✔✔Making or Possessing Motor Vehicle Theft Tools - ✔✔Gross Mis
Making or possessing tools under circumstances showing intent of use.
✔✔Taking a Motor Vehicle W/O Permission 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Intentionally takes or drives a vehicle away w/o permission.
Voluntarily rides in a vehicle knowing it was stolen.
✔✔Taking a Motor Vehicle W/O Permission 1st - ✔✔Class B
Intentionally takes or drives a vehicle away w/o permission with the intent to sell,
disassemble, or export.
✔✔Mail Theft and Possession - ✔✔Class C
Theft of at least ten separate pieces addressed to three or more addresses.
✔✔Organized Retail Theft 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Commits with an accomplice, theft of property or possesses stolen property from a
mercantile establishment.
Value higher $750 but less than $5,000.
✔✔Organized Retail Theft 1st - ✔✔Class B
Commits with accomplice, theft of property or possesses stolen property from a
mercantile establishment.
Value higher than $5,000.
✔✔ Five Basic Premises of Criminal Law - ✔✔1. There must be an act or an omission.
2. The suspect may have a mental state
3. There must be a concurrence of both of the above at the same time.
4. Causation must be present.
5. Principles of Construction = All laws must be written.
✔✔Rule of Corpus Delicti "Body of the Crime" - ✔✔Shows specific loss or injury.
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Arson 1st - ✔✔Class A
Knowingly and maliciously causes fire:
Which is manifestly dangerous to any human life.
Which damages a dwelling.
To a building occupied by a person.
To property valued at $10,000 or more for insurance fraud
✔✔Malicious Mischief 3rd - ✔✔Knowingly and maliciously causes physical damage to
property of another.
Graffiti
✔✔Malicious Mischief 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Knowingly and maliciously causes physical damage to the property of another
exceeding $750.
Creates a substantial risk of interruption of emergency services.
✔✔Malicious Mischief 1st - ✔✔Class B
Knowingly and maliciously causes physical damage to property of another exceeding
$5,000.
Causes and interruption of emergency services.
Causes an impairment to an aircraft.
✔✔Theft 3rd - ✔✔Gross Mis
Theft of property or services valued at less or equal to $750.
✔✔Theft 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Theft of property or services valued higher than $750 but less than $5,000.
A credit card or access device.
✔✔Theft 1st - ✔✔Class B
Theft of property or services valued higher than $5,000.
Property taken off a person.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Property 3rd - ✔✔Gross Mis
Possesses stolen property which does not exceed $750.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Property 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Possesses stolen property which exceeds $750 but not $5,000.
Possesses a stolen access device.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Property 1st - ✔✔Class B
Possesses stolen property which exceeds $5,000.
, ✔✔Theft of a Firearm - ✔✔Class B
Commits theft of a firearm.
Each firearm taken is a separate offense.
✔✔Possessing a Stolen Firearm - ✔✔Class B
Possesses or controls a stolen firearm.
✔✔Theft of Motor Vehicle - ✔✔Class B
Commits theft of a motor vehicle.
✔✔Possession of Stolen Vehicle - ✔✔Class B
A person possesses a stolen motor vehicle.
✔✔Making or Possessing Motor Vehicle Theft Tools - ✔✔Gross Mis
Making or possessing tools under circumstances showing intent of use.
✔✔Taking a Motor Vehicle W/O Permission 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Intentionally takes or drives a vehicle away w/o permission.
Voluntarily rides in a vehicle knowing it was stolen.
✔✔Taking a Motor Vehicle W/O Permission 1st - ✔✔Class B
Intentionally takes or drives a vehicle away w/o permission with the intent to sell,
disassemble, or export.
✔✔Mail Theft and Possession - ✔✔Class C
Theft of at least ten separate pieces addressed to three or more addresses.
✔✔Organized Retail Theft 2nd - ✔✔Class C
Commits with an accomplice, theft of property or possesses stolen property from a
mercantile establishment.
Value higher $750 but less than $5,000.
✔✔Organized Retail Theft 1st - ✔✔Class B
Commits with accomplice, theft of property or possesses stolen property from a
mercantile establishment.
Value higher than $5,000.
✔✔ Five Basic Premises of Criminal Law - ✔✔1. There must be an act or an omission.
2. The suspect may have a mental state
3. There must be a concurrence of both of the above at the same time.
4. Causation must be present.
5. Principles of Construction = All laws must be written.
✔✔Rule of Corpus Delicti "Body of the Crime" - ✔✔Shows specific loss or injury.
