Missouri Post Exam Predictions / Actual Questions and Correct Verified Answers. Updated 2025/2026 Brand New Version!!!

Missouri Post Exam Predictions / Actual Questions and Correct Verified Answers. Updated 2025/2026 Brand New Version!!! 1) First degree assault - ANSWER A person who commits the offense of first degree assault if he attempts to kill another person or knowingly causes or attempt to cause serious physical injury to another person 2) Penalty for first-degree assault - ANSWER First degree assault is a class B felony unless serious physical injury has been afflicted or it is to a special victim then it is a class a felony 3) Second-degree assault - ANSWER A person commits the offense of second-degree assault if he attempts to kill or knowingly causes or attempts to cause serious physical injury under the influence of sudden passion arising out of adequate scars or attempts to cause or knowingly cause physical injury by means of deadly weapon or dangerous instrument. 4) A person recklessly causes serious physical injury or recklessly causes physical injury by means of discharge of a firearm. 5) Second-degree assault penalty - ANSWER Second-degree assault is a class D felony. If the person is a special victim then it is a class B felony 6) What is considered a deadly weapon - ANSWER Is any firearm loaded or unloaded or any weapon from which a shot readily capable of producing death or seriously physical injury may be discharged or a switchblade knife dagger billy club blackjack or metal knuckles 7) What is considered a dangerous instrument - ANSWER Any instrument article or substance capable of causing death or serious physical injury in the circumstances in which it is used 8) Third-degree assault - ANSWER A person who commits the offense of third- degree assault if he knowingly causes physical injury to another person 9) Third-degree assault penalty - ANSWER Third- degree assault is a class C felony. If a person is a special victim then it is a class D felony 10) Fourth-degree assault - ANSWER A person who commits the offense of 4thdegree assault if he attempts to cause or recklessly cause physical injury physical pain or illness. If he with criminal negligence causes physical injury by means of a firearm or purposely places another person and hypertension of immediate physical injury or recklessly engages in conduct which creates a substance Stansel risk of death or serious physical injury. If he knowingly causes physical contact with a disabled person with a reasonable person who is not disabled would consider offensive or provocative or no only causes physical contact with another person knowing the other person will regard the contact as offensive or provocative 11) Fourth-degree assault penalties - ANSWER Fourth degree assault is a class a misdemeanor if a person violates subdivision 1 to4 or five above. It is a class C misdemeanor if a person violates subdivisions three or six unless the victim is a special victim then it is a class a misdemeanor 12) Make sure to review pages 6970 and 71 for additional information in regards to Assault - ANSWER Make sure to review pages 6970 and 71 for additional information in regards to assault 13) Class F intermediate license - ANSWER Available age is 16 years old - this is the second step in the drivers program. This license allows young drivers. 14) What is probation? - ANSWER Probation is a period of time imposed by the judge during which the defendant must comply with certain conditions 15) What is parole? - ANSWER Parole the defendant has been incarcerated for a portion of the sentence imposed by the judge. Prior to the completion of the sentence the defendant can be released on parole. The parole. Runs until the term he was sentenced to run out 16) What is the 24 hour rule - ANSWER All persons arrested without a warrant and can find at any jail or other place of confinement must be charged by the prosecutor within 24 hours of their arrest. If the Resty is not charged with a criminal offense within 24 hours of their arrest the jail shall release them from custody 17) Kidnapping in the first degree - ANSWER A definite commits the offense of kidnapping in the first- degree if he unlawfully removed another from where he is found or unlawful he can find another for a substantial period of time for the purpose of holding for ransom reward or for any act be performed or not performed for the release or using a person as a shield or as a hostage or interfering with the performance of any governmental or political function or facilitating the commission of any felony or flight there after or inflicting physical injury on or terrorizing the victim 18) Kidnapping in the second degree - ANSWER A definite committed the offense of kidnapping in a second-degree if he knowingly restrains another person unlawfully in without consent or so as to interfere with his liberty and exposes him or her to substantial risk of serious physical injury 19) Kidnapping in the third degree - ANSWER A definite committed the offense of kidnapping a third-degree if he knowingly restrained another person unlawfully and without consent so as to interfere with his or her liberty 20) Kidnapping example number one - ANSWER Donald carries off a small child who is playing in her front yard intending to drive the child to his hideout and hold her for ransom but the police apprehend him before he reaches his hideout with the victim Donald is guilty of kidnapping in the first- degree because he remove the victim without consent for the purpose of holding the child for ransom 21) Kidnapping example two - ANSWER Donald is a fugitive from the police having robbed a bank several weeks ago. As the police are closing in on him he runs inside of residence and holds the family inside at gunpoint for several hours. At one point he yells to the police I'll let the kids go if you give me a car and a 10 minute Headstart. Donald guilty of kidnapping in the first degree because he can find his victims for essential period of time for purposes of receiving something in return for the release