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LEO ENTRANCE EXAM STUDY GUIDESpousal Communications- Law of Evidence - Answers -Can not testify against your
spouse about any comunication that was in private. Can not be a witness
What is the definition of Beer - Answers -4% of alcohol by volume and 3.2% by weight
What is the legal definition of an animal - Answers -Any live nonhuman vertebre
creature including fowl
Beastiality defined - Answers -any sexual activity with an animal with the intent of sexual
gratification of the actor.
A person is guilty of cruelty to animals if: - Answers -Tortures, poisons or kills an animal
without having the legal priviledge to do so.
What is the legal definiton of a prisoner? - Answers -Any person who is in custody of a
peace officer
What is the definition of Bigamy - Answers -When a person knowingly has a husband or
wife and purports to marry another person or cohabits with another person.
A kids is at his friends house and sees his friends Ipod on the desk. When his friend
leaves the room he takes it. What crime did he commit? - Answers -Theft- A person
commits theft if he obtains unauthorized control over the property of another with a
purpose to deprive him thereof.
Is discarded trash in the can but still on the porch considered abandoned property? -
Answers -No- It must be on the sidewalk away from the property to be abandoned.
An Officer can cite and release someone on Band C misdemeanors only - Answers -
True
In a Juvenile case, what does Adjudication mean? - Answers -A finding by the court,
incorporated in a decree, that the facts alleged in the petition have been proved.
Definition of Reckless Burning - Answers -A person is guilty of reckless burning if the
person starts a fire or causes an explosion which endangers a human life.
Is Internet gambling or Online gambling still Illegal? - Answers -Yes- It is still considered
gambling.
You are making an arrest and another person not in custody assaults the person you
have in custody. What is the charge? - Answers -Assault
, What are some defenses against property theft. - Answers -Acted in honest claim of
right to the property, acted in the honest belief that he had right to obtain control over
the property, Obtained or exercised control over the property honestly believing that the
owner, if present would have consented
An employee has been skimming money off customers credit cards. The amount he has
stolen was $1400. What is he charged with and why. - Answers -Financial transaction
card offense. Class A Misd because of the amount being under 1500. If it was over
1500 it would be a 3F
What are the differences between Robbery, Theft and Burglary - Answers -Theft- when
a person takes unauthorized control over the property of another to deprive him thereof
Burglary- Someone who enters or remains unlawfully in a building or a portion of a
building and intends to commit a crime, felony or assault.
Robbery- A person takes or attempts to take property in the possession of another
against their will or by force or fear.
You found a library book under your couch. It is 6 months over due. Does that count as
Library Theft? - Answers -Yes- If a person fails to return the material within 30 days
after written notice of overdue item or if the materials are lost or destroyed 30 days after
notice of overdue item
When can a search Misdemeanor warrant be issued - Answers -Anytime in a public
place
What is the definition of Evidence - Answers -Anything used to demonstrate the truth of
an assertion
What are exceptions to the hearsay rule - Answers -Present sense impression
Excited utterance
Statement for medical purposes
recorded recollection
records of regularly conducted activity
List all of the non searches - Answers -Abandoned Property
Canine Sniff
Open Field and Ariel View
Plain View and Plain Smell
Private Citizen Search
Inventory
What is Criminal Non Support - Answers -A person commits this if having a spouse,
child or children under the age of 18 knowingly fails to provide for the support of the
spouse and children leaving them:
in needy circumstances or would be in needy circumstances if support wasnt recieved
from other sources.
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