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LEGAL FINAL MPTC (CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/CRIMINAL LAW) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024
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LEGAL FINAL MPTC (CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/CRIMINAL LAW) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024
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LEGAL FINAL MPTC (CONSTITUTIONALLAW/CRIMINAL LAW)
Robbery is
Larceny (unlawful taking) from a person by force and violence OR by assault and
putting in fear
Serious bodily injury
Bodily injury that results in a permanent disfigurement, loss or impairment of a
bodily function, limb or organ or creates a substantial risk of death
Stalking
No special relationship between victim and suspect
Pattern of conduct or series of acts involving at least THREE incidents
Acts caused a reasonable person to suffer substantial emotional distress
Suspect took those actions willfully and maliciously Made a threat with intention
placing victim in imminent fear of death or bodily injury
Annoying telephone calls
3 or more times
Purpose was either to harass, annoy or molest the victim or their family
,Obscene communication (WARRANT)
Contacted by electronic communication 3 or more times &
Suspect used indecent or obscene language
Larceny FELONY
If property is a firearm of it the property is worth more than $1,200
Larceny ARRESTABLE
On probable cause if the value of the property stolen is more than $250
Stealing in a building; whoever steals in a building, ship, vessel or railroad car shall
be punished.
FELONY regardless of property value
Police shall accept a police incident report from a victim and shall provide a copy
to such victim, if requested, within _____ hours
24
Offenders may be prosecuted in any _____ where a theft from a mercantile
establishment occurred.
County
, Breaking
Is exerting physical force, however slight, to remove an obstruction that bars
entry. (Breaking a window, forcing a door or window or opening a closed but
unlocked door/window)
Entrance though an open window that is not intended as an entry way is breaking
TRUE
Entering through an unobstructed entrance, such an open door is not breaking
TRUE
U.S Constitution was written and ratified in
1787 and 1788
U.S Constitution is ___ articles and ____ Amendments establish basic principles of
government and individual rights of all citizens
7 Articles
27 Amendements
The first 10 Amendments are known as
Bill Of Rights
1st Amendment
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