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Froggy Jumps Intro Ch4-6 Practice QuizOnline version study time! by kiara siders 1 Which legal principle prevents the government from punishing an individual for an action that was legal at the time it was committed? a Ex Post Facto Laws b Actus Reus c The Exclusionary Rule 2 A person is caught planning a crime with a partner, but they have not yet carried out the physical act. What type of offense is this? a Conspiriacy b Solicitation c Renunciation 3 Which theory suggests that addressing minor signs of disorder, like graffiti or broken windows, can prevent more serious crimes from occurring? a Broken Windows Theory b SARA Model c The Leap Program 4 What is the primary difference between 'Mala in se' and 'Mala prohibita'? a Mala in se: harmful in themselves,Mala prohibita: acts are only crimes because the laws say so b Mala prohibita requires Mens Rea, but Mala in se does not c Mala in se is federal law, while Mala prohibita is local ordinace 5 In the SARA model of problem-solving, which step involves identifying the root cause of a specific problem? a Response b Assessment c Analysis 6 Which landmark Supreme Court case extended the 'Exclusionary Rule' to apply to state-level law enforcement? a Terry v. Ohio b Mapp v. Ohio c Roper v. Simmons 7 Which law enforcement agency is considered the oldest local agency in the United States? a The Sheriff's Office b The Municipal Police c U.S. Marshals Service 8 Under the 'Good Faith Exception,' what happens if evidence is found using a search warrant that is later discovered to be technically invalid? a The evidence can still be used in court b The case is dismissed with prejudice c The evidence is automatically thrown out 9 Which term describes the mental state or criminal intent required to convict someone of a crime? a Mens Rea b Actus Reus c Consent Decree 10 What is the primary goal of 'Hot Spots Policing'? a To focus resources on specific geographic areas with high crime rates b To increase the number of 8-hour shifts c To eliminate the use of Body-Worn Cameras 11 Which of the following is an example of a 'Crime against the state'? a Espionage b Kidnapping c Robbery 12 Which Supreme Court case established that evidence obtained through unlawful searches and seizures is inadmissible in federal court? a Terry v. Ohio b Weeks v. United States c Miranda v. Arizona 13 Under the Model Penal Code, into which category does 'Arson' fall? a Crimes against property b Crimes against state c Crimes against person 14 What standard must be met for a 'Pat-Down' search to be considered legal under Terry v. Ohio? a The officer must ensure no weapons are being carried b The officer must have a signed search warrent c The officer must be searching for illegal drugs 15 Which legislation expanded law enforcement power to allow warrantless searches in certain homeland security situations? a The Exclusionary Rule b The USA Patriot Act c The Model Penal Code 16 If a person encourages another to commit a crime but does not participate in the act themselves, which inchoate offense have they committed? a Conspiracy b Solicitation c Attempt 17 What is a 'Consent Decree' in the context of law enforcement misconduct? a A court-ordered agreemnet that transfers oversight to a monitor b A search warrant granted by a judge without an affidavit c A law that grants police police immunity from lawsuits 18 Which of the following is considered a 'Perfect Defense'? a Mala Prohibita b Actus Reus c Immunity 19 How do laws 'shape' community values, according to your notes? a By setting standards of behaviors b By allowing warrantless searches at all times c By ignoring minor violations like broken windows 20 In the context of school authority, what power are administrators given regarding student lockers? a They are given broad powers to search students and their lockers b They have no authority to search lockers without a warrant c They can only search lockers if the student gives verbal consent 21 Which of the following is an example of a 'Crime against the state'? a Burglary b Espionage c Kidnapping 22 Which individual is noted for advocating for a higher standard of professionalism in policing? a August Vollmer b Cesare Beccaria c Cesare Lombroso 23 In the context of police geography and scheduling, what are 'Beats'? a Specific geographic areas assigned to officers b The physical fitness test required for training c The types of crimes officers specializes in 24 A person is caught in the middle of a physical act of committing a crime. Which legal element of a crime does this represent? a Mens Rea b Actus Reus c Inchoate Offense 25 Which law enforcement agency is described as having 66% of all sworn personnel in the U.S.? a Municipal Police b State Police c U.S. Marshals Services 26 If a citizen believes they have experienced police misconduct but the agency is protected from a lawsuit, what legal concept might be complicating their action? a Sovereign Immunity b Consent Decree c Broken Windows 27 Which classification would 'Kidnapping' fall under according to the Model Penal Code? a Crimes against person b Crimes against property c Crimes against the state 28 What is the term for a crime where two or more people plan to commit an illegal act? a Conspiracy b Mayhem c Solicitation 29 What was a primary concern regarding the USA Patriot Act's expansion of law enforcement power? a It allowed for warrantless searches and the collection of data like emails without court orders b It created the SARA model for counter-terrorism c It required more training hours for local police 30 Under the Model Penal Code, into which category would 'Treason' and 'Espionage' fall? a Crimes against the state b Crimes against person c Crimes against property 31 Which specific crime against a person involve the permanent injury or disfigurement of a victim? a Mayhem b Larceny c Espionage 32 A person asks another individual to murder their business rival. Even if the murder never happens, what inchoate offense has been committed? a Solicitation b Renunciation c Attempt 33 What is the defining characteristic of a 'Conspiracy'? a Two or more people planning a crime b The crime being successfully completed c The involvement of a government official 34 In the SARA model, which phase involves evaluating whether the implemented strategies actually reduced crime? a Assessment b Analysis c Scanning 35 If a defendant decides to withdraw from a planned crime and takes steps to prevent it, which defense are they using? a Renunciation b Immunity c Perfect Defense 36 How did training for police officers change between the 1970s and today? a It moved from 200 hours to 1370 hours of extensive and specialized training b Traing hours decreased to focus more on field work c It shifted focus entirely to the U.S. Marshals Service standards 37 Which term describes acts like murder or theft that are considered inherently evil or harmful in themselves? a Mala in se b Mala prohibita c Actus Reus 38 If a defendant is 'completely excused from criminal liability,' what is this known as? a Perfect Defense b Mala Prohibita c Inchoate Defense 39 The Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP) is a non-profit organization of professionals (such as police and prosecutors) who advocate for criminal justice reform. a True b False c N/A

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by kiara siders

Which legal principle prevents the government from punishing an individual for an action that was legal at the time it was committed?

A person is caught planning a crime with a partner, but they have not yet carried out the physical act. What type of offense is this?

Which theory suggests that addressing minor signs of disorder, like graffiti or broken windows, can prevent more serious crimes from occurring?

What is the primary difference between 'Mala in se' and 'Mala prohibita'?

In the SARA model of problem-solving, which step involves identifying the root cause of a specific problem?

Which landmark Supreme Court case extended the 'Exclusionary Rule' to apply to state-level law enforcement?

Which law enforcement agency is considered the oldest local agency in the United States?

Under the 'Good Faith Exception,' what happens if evidence is found using a search warrant that is later discovered to be technically invalid?

Which term describes the mental state or criminal intent required to convict someone of a crime?

What is the primary goal of 'Hot Spots Policing'?

Which of the following is an example of a 'Crime against the state'?

Which Supreme Court case established that evidence obtained through unlawful searches and seizures is inadmissible in federal court?

Under the Model Penal Code, into which category does 'Arson' fall?

What standard must be met for a 'Pat-Down' search to be considered legal under Terry v. Ohio?

Which legislation expanded law enforcement power to allow warrantless searches in certain homeland security situations?

If a person encourages another to commit a crime but does not participate in the act themselves, which inchoate offense have they committed?

What is a 'Consent Decree' in the context of law enforcement misconduct?

Which of the following is considered a 'Perfect Defense'?

How do laws 'shape' community values, according to your notes?

In the context of school authority, what power are administrators given regarding student lockers?

Which of the following is an example of a 'Crime against the state'?

Which individual is noted for advocating for a higher standard of professionalism in policing?

In the context of police geography and scheduling, what are 'Beats'?

A person is caught in the middle of a physical act of committing a crime. Which legal element of a crime does this represent?

Which law enforcement agency is described as having 66% of all sworn personnel in the U.S.?

If a citizen believes they have experienced police misconduct but the agency is protected from a lawsuit, what legal concept might be complicating their action?

Which classification would 'Kidnapping' fall under according to the Model Penal Code?

What is the term for a crime where two or more people plan to commit an illegal act?

What was a primary concern regarding the USA Patriot Act's expansion of law enforcement power?

Under the Model Penal Code, into which category would 'Treason' and 'Espionage' fall?

Which specific crime against a person involve the permanent injury or disfigurement of a victim?

A person asks another individual to murder their business rival. Even if the murder never happens, what inchoate offense has been committed?

What is the defining characteristic of a 'Conspiracy'?

In the SARA model, which phase involves evaluating whether the implemented strategies actually reduced crime?

If a defendant decides to withdraw from a planned crime and takes steps to prevent it, which defense are they using?

How did training for police officers change between the 1970s and today?

Which term describes acts like murder or theft that are considered inherently evil or harmful in themselves?

If a defendant is 'completely excused from criminal liability,' what is this known as?

The Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP) is a non-profit organization of professionals (such as police and prosecutors) who advocate for criminal justice reform.