PC-832 (POST PC 832) Questions With Complete Solutions
2 Powers of a Police Officer Correct Answers 1. Power to
arrest
2. Power to use deadly force
3 Branches of Government Correct Answers 1. Executive
Branch
2. Legislative Branch
3. Judicial Branch
3 Components of Criminal Justice System Correct Answers 1.
Law Enforcement
2. Judicial
3. Corrections
3 Levels of Court System Correct Answers - Supreme Court
- Appellate Court - Listens to appeals from lower trial courts
- Lower Trial Courts
3 Origins of Law Correct Answers 1. Constitutional
2. Statutory
3. Case Law
Accessory Correct Answers Has knowledge of felony and
harbors or aids principal to avoid arrest.
Accomplice Correct Answers Principal of crime becomes
accomplice after he testifies against another principal.
Admission Correct Answers Admits certain facts.
, Arraignment Correct Answers The legal procedure where the
court informs defendants of
- the nature of the charges against them
- their eligibility for bail
- constitutional rights, such as
- right to legal counsel at all stages of judicial process
- plead guilty or not guilty to the charges
- a trial by court or by a jury
Arrest Correct Answers Taking a person into custody, in a case
and in the manner authorized by law. Arrest must be based on
probable cause.
Bribery Correct Answers Asking for or receiving a bribe by a
officer - Felony
Giving or offering a bribe to an officer - Felony
Circumstances for Use of Force Correct Answers Overcome
Resistance
Prevent Escape
Circumstances for Use of Restraint Correct Answers Effect
Arrest
Prevent Escape
Overcome Resistance
Confession Correct Answers Acknowledges all elements of the
crime.
2 Powers of a Police Officer Correct Answers 1. Power to
arrest
2. Power to use deadly force
3 Branches of Government Correct Answers 1. Executive
Branch
2. Legislative Branch
3. Judicial Branch
3 Components of Criminal Justice System Correct Answers 1.
Law Enforcement
2. Judicial
3. Corrections
3 Levels of Court System Correct Answers - Supreme Court
- Appellate Court - Listens to appeals from lower trial courts
- Lower Trial Courts
3 Origins of Law Correct Answers 1. Constitutional
2. Statutory
3. Case Law
Accessory Correct Answers Has knowledge of felony and
harbors or aids principal to avoid arrest.
Accomplice Correct Answers Principal of crime becomes
accomplice after he testifies against another principal.
Admission Correct Answers Admits certain facts.
, Arraignment Correct Answers The legal procedure where the
court informs defendants of
- the nature of the charges against them
- their eligibility for bail
- constitutional rights, such as
- right to legal counsel at all stages of judicial process
- plead guilty or not guilty to the charges
- a trial by court or by a jury
Arrest Correct Answers Taking a person into custody, in a case
and in the manner authorized by law. Arrest must be based on
probable cause.
Bribery Correct Answers Asking for or receiving a bribe by a
officer - Felony
Giving or offering a bribe to an officer - Felony
Circumstances for Use of Force Correct Answers Overcome
Resistance
Prevent Escape
Circumstances for Use of Restraint Correct Answers Effect
Arrest
Prevent Escape
Overcome Resistance
Confession Correct Answers Acknowledges all elements of the
crime.
