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DCJS ACTUAL FINAL EXAMS QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔B&E at anytime, with intent to commit larceny, or any felony NOT murder, rape,
robbery, or arson -✔✔Statutory Burglary 18.2 - 91

✔✔Any pistol, revolver, or other weapon designed to proper a missile by action of an
explosion, any dirk, bowie knife, switchblade knife, ballistic knife, machete, razor,
slingbow, spring stick, metal knucks, blackjack, any flailing instrument consisting of two
or more rigid parts connected -✔✔What weapons are illegal to carry? 18-2-308

✔✔its a misdemeanor to possess or distribute certain types of paraphernalia, termed
"controlled paraphernalia" ex. syringes, gelatin capsules, glassine envelopes -✔✔Drug
paraphernalia

✔✔Petit larceny -✔✔Stan works at Hobby Lobby. He checks a customer out and the
customer gives stand $20, when the total is $6. Stan only gives the customer $4 and
keeps the remaining $10 for himself. What crime has Stan committed?

✔✔Embezzlement, Misdemeanor -✔✔A second customer pays Stan $20. Stan puts $20
in register and as soon as the customer leaves, he opens the drawer and puts the $20
in his pocket. What crime has he committed?

✔✔Misdemeanor, embezzlement, forgery and uttering -✔✔The third customer pays for
$100 worth of merchandise with a check. Stan signs the shop owner's name on the
endorsement line on the back of the check and then signs the check over to himself.
When Stan leaves work at the end of the day, he goes to the bank and cashes the
check, keeping the $100. What crimes have been committed?

✔✔Grand Larceny and false pretense, (felony) -✔✔Sue wakes up from her nap and
sees Doris and Joe take her silverware. Joe says that Doris asked him to take the

, property to clean it because its dirty. For that Sue owes him $300. Sue pays him by
check and Joe goes on his way and is never seen again. What crimes can be charged?

✔✔Embezzlement, forgery and extortion (felony) -✔✔Sally's secretary finds out that she
has been stealing from their company. The secretary tells Sally that will turn her in
unless she gets 20% cut every month. For two months, Sally cashes her 1k check and
gives 20% to her secretary. What crimes has the secretary committed?

✔✔Grand larceny, unlawful use and statutory burglary -✔✔Betsy is inside Christina's
house for a party. She uses the bathroom and finds a diamond watch and puts it in her
pocket. After Betsy grabs the watch she leaves the house and goes to the detached
garage. Betsy finds Christina's Porsche and decides to take it for a joy ride and returns
it later undamaged. What crimes has Betsy committed?

✔✔can be damage or destroying, in whole or in part, by the use of any explosive device
or substance -✔✔Arson 18.2-78

✔✔Unlawful to maliciously shoot at or throw a missile at or against: any train, car on a
railroad, vessel or other watercraft. motor vehicle or other vehicle when occupied by one
or more persons whereby the life of any such person may be put in peril. -✔✔Shooting
missile at a vehicle

✔✔Father of Modern Policing -✔✔Sir Robert Peele

✔✔Peelian Principles -✔✔Ethical requirements police officers must follow to be
effective
9 principles
Public approval
Willing cooperation of public
Constantly demonstrate impartial service to law
Use physical force only when persuasion, advice, and warning have proven insufficient

✔✔What is the test of police efficiency? -✔✔The absence of crime and disorder

✔✔How many classes of felonies and misdemeanors? -✔✔6 classes of felonies
4 classes of misdemeanors

✔✔Punishments for felonies and misdemeanors -✔✔Felonies: always prison time and
fines; death for capital murder
Misdemeanors: jail time and/or fines

✔✔Criminal vs. Civil Offenses -✔✔Criminal: violation of local ordinances, federal or
state statutes; resulting in fines, jail, or prison
Civil: violations of administrative matters, not statutes; resulting in money owed

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