RBC 2 PRACTICE EXAM TIPS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
✔✔487 PC - ✔✔Property value exceeding $950 (Penal Code Section 487(a)).
Agricultural products exceeding $250*** (e.g., domestic fowl, fruit, nuts, vegetables,
etc.) (Penal Code Section 487(b)(1)(A))
Aquacutural products exceeding $250*** (e.g., fish, algae, etc.) (Penal Code Section
487(b)(2))
Property taken over a 12 consecutive month period totaling $950 or more and taken by
a servant, agent or employee of the owner (Penal Code Section 487(b)(3))
487(d) When the property taken is any of the following:
(1) An automobile.
(2) A firearm.
✔✔245 PC - ✔✔Assault w/ deadly weapon (Felony)
Elements:
1) Unlawful attempt, and
2) The present ability
3) To commit a violent injury
4) Upon the person of another
5) By the use of a deadly weapon
6) Or force likely to produce great bodily injury
✔✔Murder vs. Manslaughter - ✔✔(187 PC) Murder is killing someone with malice
aforethought (evil intent).
192 PC) Manslaughter is done without malice aforethought, in the heat of passion.
✔✔Vehicular manslaughter - ✔✔Gross negligence while intoxicated (191.5(a) - Felony)
Gross negligence while not intoxicated (192(c)(1) - Felony)
Ordinary negligence while intoxicated (192(c)(3) - Felony)
Ordinary negligence while not intoxicated (192(c)(2) - Misdemeanor)
✔✔Officer's responsibilities at a 187 PC - ✔✔1) Check for life.
2) Conduct a protective sweep.
3) Contain the crime scene.
4) Preserve Crime Scene.
5) Identify and detain witnesses
✔✔Dependent Adult - ✔✔Any person who is between the ages of 18 and 64 who has
physical or mental limitations which restrict their ability to carry out normal activities or
protect their rights.
, ✔✔Who can care for a dependent adult - ✔✔Any person who is in position of trust.
✔✔187 PC - ✔✔Murder (Felony)
Elements:
1) Unlawful killing of a human being or fetus
2) With malice aforethought
✔✔Malice Aforethought - ✔✔1) Expressed: intent to kill.
2) Implied: not intending to kill, but there is a conscious disregard for life.
✔✔Felony Murder Rule - ✔✔Malice aforethought is implied if the crime in which a
person died is:
arson - rape - robbery - carjacking - burglary - kidnapping - mayhem - drive by shooting
- train wrecking.
✔✔Tenant lockout - ✔✔Misdemeanor 418 PC
Jamming or changing the lock on the tenant's door to prevent the tenant's use of the
dwelling until the rent is paid.
✔✔Seizure of Tenant's Property - ✔✔Misdemeanor 418 PC
Seizing a tenant's possessions in payment for delinquent rent. Even with a lien, a
landlord cannot seize necessary household items or tools of the tenant's livelihood.
✔✔Removal of doors and windows - ✔✔Misdemeanor 594 PC
Removing the doors and windows to the tenant's dwelling or destroying the tenant's
personal property in an effort to harass the tenant
✔✔trespass - ✔✔Misdemeanor 602.5PC
Entering a tenant's premises without permission from the tenant, in an emergency
without prior notice. In case of emergency, a Landlord doesn't need a prior notice to
enter the premises.
✔✔Unlawful interruption of Utilities - ✔✔Telephone- felony- 591 PC
Electric- felony- 593 PC
Gas- felony- 593(c) PC
Water- misdemeanor 624 PC
✔✔Crimes Tenants May commit after eviction - ✔✔459 PC- Burglary
594 PC- Vandalism
484 PC- Theft
602.5 PC- Unauthorized entry
419 PC- Repossession of land after eviction
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✔✔487 PC - ✔✔Property value exceeding $950 (Penal Code Section 487(a)).
Agricultural products exceeding $250*** (e.g., domestic fowl, fruit, nuts, vegetables,
etc.) (Penal Code Section 487(b)(1)(A))
Aquacutural products exceeding $250*** (e.g., fish, algae, etc.) (Penal Code Section
487(b)(2))
Property taken over a 12 consecutive month period totaling $950 or more and taken by
a servant, agent or employee of the owner (Penal Code Section 487(b)(3))
487(d) When the property taken is any of the following:
(1) An automobile.
(2) A firearm.
✔✔245 PC - ✔✔Assault w/ deadly weapon (Felony)
Elements:
1) Unlawful attempt, and
2) The present ability
3) To commit a violent injury
4) Upon the person of another
5) By the use of a deadly weapon
6) Or force likely to produce great bodily injury
✔✔Murder vs. Manslaughter - ✔✔(187 PC) Murder is killing someone with malice
aforethought (evil intent).
192 PC) Manslaughter is done without malice aforethought, in the heat of passion.
✔✔Vehicular manslaughter - ✔✔Gross negligence while intoxicated (191.5(a) - Felony)
Gross negligence while not intoxicated (192(c)(1) - Felony)
Ordinary negligence while intoxicated (192(c)(3) - Felony)
Ordinary negligence while not intoxicated (192(c)(2) - Misdemeanor)
✔✔Officer's responsibilities at a 187 PC - ✔✔1) Check for life.
2) Conduct a protective sweep.
3) Contain the crime scene.
4) Preserve Crime Scene.
5) Identify and detain witnesses
✔✔Dependent Adult - ✔✔Any person who is between the ages of 18 and 64 who has
physical or mental limitations which restrict their ability to carry out normal activities or
protect their rights.
, ✔✔Who can care for a dependent adult - ✔✔Any person who is in position of trust.
✔✔187 PC - ✔✔Murder (Felony)
Elements:
1) Unlawful killing of a human being or fetus
2) With malice aforethought
✔✔Malice Aforethought - ✔✔1) Expressed: intent to kill.
2) Implied: not intending to kill, but there is a conscious disregard for life.
✔✔Felony Murder Rule - ✔✔Malice aforethought is implied if the crime in which a
person died is:
arson - rape - robbery - carjacking - burglary - kidnapping - mayhem - drive by shooting
- train wrecking.
✔✔Tenant lockout - ✔✔Misdemeanor 418 PC
Jamming or changing the lock on the tenant's door to prevent the tenant's use of the
dwelling until the rent is paid.
✔✔Seizure of Tenant's Property - ✔✔Misdemeanor 418 PC
Seizing a tenant's possessions in payment for delinquent rent. Even with a lien, a
landlord cannot seize necessary household items or tools of the tenant's livelihood.
✔✔Removal of doors and windows - ✔✔Misdemeanor 594 PC
Removing the doors and windows to the tenant's dwelling or destroying the tenant's
personal property in an effort to harass the tenant
✔✔trespass - ✔✔Misdemeanor 602.5PC
Entering a tenant's premises without permission from the tenant, in an emergency
without prior notice. In case of emergency, a Landlord doesn't need a prior notice to
enter the premises.
✔✔Unlawful interruption of Utilities - ✔✔Telephone- felony- 591 PC
Electric- felony- 593 PC
Gas- felony- 593(c) PC
Water- misdemeanor 624 PC
✔✔Crimes Tenants May commit after eviction - ✔✔459 PC- Burglary
594 PC- Vandalism
484 PC- Theft
602.5 PC- Unauthorized entry
419 PC- Repossession of land after eviction
