MPOETC ACT 120 CERT STUDY QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED 100% ANSWERS

MPOETC ACT 120 CERT STUDY QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED 100% ANSWERS Murder 1 Sentencing - ANSWER Murder 1: Death/Life Murder 2 Sentencing - ANSWER Murder 2: Life Murder 3 Sentencing - ANSWER Up to 40 years Murder of an unborn child Sentencing - ANSWER Life Fine for Murder/Attempted - ANSWER 50,000 Fine/Sentencing for Felony 1 - ANSWER 25,000/up to 20 years Fine/Sentencing for Felony 2 - ANSWER 25,000/up to 10 years Fine/Sentencing for Felony 3 - ANSWER 15,000/up to 7 years Fine/Sentencing for Misdemeanor 1 - ANSWER 10,000/up to 5 years Fine/Sentencing for Misdemeanor 2 - ANSWER 5,000/up to 2 years Fine/Sentencing for Misdemeanor 3 - ANSWER 2,500/up to 1 year Fine/Sentencing for Summary Offence - ANSWER 300/up to 90 days What is the Bill of Rights? - ANSWER First 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution 1st Amendment - ANSWER Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition 2nd Amendment - ANSWER Right to keep and bear arms 3rd Amendment - ANSWER No quartering of troops 4th Amendment - ANSWER Right to privacy/Unreasonable search and seizure 5th Amendment - ANSWER The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to due process 6th Amendment - ANSWER Right to a speedy trial, jury, informed council, witnesses 7th Amendment - ANSWER Right to jury in some civil trials/Prohibition of double jeopardy 8th Amendment - ANSWER Right to bail/Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment 9th Amendment - ANSWER No rights will act to take away other rights enumerated 10th Amendment - ANSWER Defines limitations of power The PA constitution provides more rights than the U.S. Constitution - ANSWER True What is the goal of the Criminal Justice system - ANSWER Rehabilitaion What is stare decisis? - ANSWER the legal principle of determining points in litigation according to precedent. R.I.N.K. - ANSWER Recklessly, Intentionally, Negligently, Knowingly How many jurors in a Grand Jury - ANSWER 23 How many jurors in a Petite Jury - ANSWER 12 What are the 3 types of Inchoate Crimes - ANSWER attempt, solicitation, conspiracy What is the Statute of Limitations for an ordinary Felony - ANSWER 5 years What is the Statute of Limitations for a Misdemeanor - ANSWER 2 years What is the Statute of Limitations for a Non Traffic Citation - ANSWER 2 years What is the Statute of Limitations for a Traffic Citation - ANSWER 90 days For how many hours is a search warrant good for - ANSWER 48 hours What are the 2 types of search warrants - ANSWER Day and Night How many appeals do you have in a summary case - ANSWER 1 appeal What do you need for Plain View - ANSWER Conducting a lawful investigation, be from a lawful viewpoint, and immediately recognizable Which amendment governs police powers of Search and Seizure - ANSWER 4th Amendment When must you inform of Miranda - ANSWER Apparent of physical custody, and guilt seeking questions Title 42 U.S.C 1983 - ANSWER Violation of Civil Rights 14th Amendment - ANSWER Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal protection under the law Who is the King? - ANSWER Gary H. Shoener What is Passive Resistance - ANSWER Includes psychological intimidation and non verbal actions What is Verbal Resistance - ANSWER Includes threats, refusal, and lack of cooperation What is Passive Physical Resistance - ANSWER Includes resisting control, dead weight What is Defensive Physical Resistance - ANSWER Includes the subject pulling, running, clenching fists, widening stance, blading body What is Active Physical Aggression - ANSWER Includes attempting to harm an officer, striking, kicking What is Aggravated Active Physical Aggression - ANSWER Includes subject trying to cause serious bodily injury or death to a police officer or others First in the Use of Force Continuum - ANSWER Officer Presence Second in the Use of Force Continuum - ANSWER Verbal Direction