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Practice RBC 1 EXAM -with 100% verified solutions -tutor verified
A jman jwent jto jthe jhome jof jhis jestranged jwife jto jdiscuss ja jproblem jthey jwere jhaving
jover jtheir jproperty jsettlement. jAn jargument jbroke jout jand jthe jman jslapped jhis jwife
jand jthen jtold jher jhe jwould jcome jback jand j"really jbeat jyou jup" jif jshe jreported jthe
jincident jto jthe jlocal jlaw jenforcement. j
What jcrime, jif jany, jwas jcommitted? j- jANS-Intimidating jWitnesses jor jVictims j- jFelony
At ja jtrial jfor jembezzlement, jBill jtestified jagainst jthe j
defendant, jhis jformer jbusiness jpartner. jTwo jdays jlater, jwhile jthe jjury jwas
jdeliberating, jBill jreceived ja jletter jfrom jthe jdefendant jstating j"you'll jbe jsorry jfor jwhat
jyou jdid." jThe jletter jalso jstated jthat jthe jbusiness jthey jhad jformerly jowned jtogether
jwould jbe j"torched."
What jcrime, jif jany, jwas jcommitted? j- jANS-Threats jof jRetaliation j- jFelony
An jofficer jarrived jat jthe jhome jof ja jwoman jwho jhad jreported ja jprowler. jThe jofficer
jfound ja jman jin jthe jbackyard jof jthe jhome jbut jthe jman jclaimed jthat jhe jlived jthere.
jThe jwoman jidentified jthe jman jas jher jformer jbusiness jpartner jand jshowed jthe jofficer
ja jvalid jTemporary jRestraining jOrder jwhich jforbade jthe jman jfrom jcoming jwithin j100
jfeet jof jthe jwoman. jUpon jquestioning, jthe jman jadmitted jthat jhe jhad jbeen jproperly
jserved jwith jthe jorder jone jweek jprior jto jthe jincident. j
What jcrime, jif jany, jshould jthe jofficer jcharge jhim jwith? j- jANS-Violating ja jCourt jOrder j-
jMisd
A jman jwas jbeing jarrested jfor jstealing ja jbicycle jthat jhad jbeen jlocked jup jin jfront jof ja
jconvenience jstore. jWhile jbeing jhandcuffed, jhe jbroke jfree jfrom jthe jpeace jofficer's jgrip
jand jran jaway. jThe jofficer jeventually jsubdued jthe jman. j
Along jwith jthe joriginal jcrime, jthe jman jcommitted jwhat jcrime? j- jANS-Resisting ja
jpeace jofficer j- jmisd
and j
j
Attempting jto jescape, jor jescaping jfrom jthe jcustody j- jMisd
,During ja jtrial, jthe jjudge jdecided jto jadjourn jthe jcourt jproceeding jfor ja jlunch jbreak.
jThe jjudge jordered jthe jofficer jwitness jwho jhad jbeen jtestifying jto jreturn jafter jlunch jfor
jexamination jby jthe jdefense jattorney. jThe jofficer jwitness jfailed jto jreturn.
Did jthe jofficer jcommit ja jcrime? j- jANS-Yes j= jViolating ja jCourt jOrder j- jMisd
A jman jwas jdistraught jby jwhat jhe jfelt jwere jfalse jcharges jbrought jagainst jhis json. jHe
jcontacted jthe jassistant jdistrict jattorney jin jcharge jof jthe jcase jand jthreatened jto jharm
jthe jattorney's json jif jthe jcharges jwere jnot jdropped. jThe jattorney jwas jnot jinfluenced
jby jthe jthreat.
What jcrime, jif jany, jwas jcommitted? j- jANS-attempting jto jdeter jan jexecutive jofficer
jfrom jthe jperformance jof jhis jduties j- jFelony
(Obstructing jor jresisting jan jExecutive jOfficer)
A jcollege jmathematics jinstructor jfound ja jnote jon jhis jwindshield jstating jthat jhe jwould
jbe jsorry jif jhe jdidn't jgive ja jpassing jgrade jto ja jparticular jathlete jon jthe jschool's
jfootball jteam. jAlthough jthe jinstructor jignored jthe jfirst jnote, jhe jtook jthe jsecond jnote
jseriously jwhen jhe jfound jit jtaped jto ja jbroken jwindow jof jhis jhome. jAn jofficer
jquestioned jthe jathlete jmentioned jin jthe jnotes jand jthe jathlete jadmitted jthat jhe jhad
jwritten jthe jnotes jhimself. j
Along jwith jthe jcrime jinvolving jthe jdestruction jof jproperty, jwas janother jcrime
jcommitted? j- jANS-Yes j= jthreatening jpublic jofficers, jemployees, jor jschool jofficials. j-
jFelony
Two jofficers jdetained ja jman jto jquestion jhim jregarding jan jassault. jAs jone jof jthe
jofficers jturned jto jtalk jto jhis jpartner, jthe jman jreached jfor jthe jofficer's jfirearm jand jwas
jable jto jpull jit jfrom jthe jofficer's jholster jbefore jthe jofficer jcould jtake jaction. jThe
jofficer's jpartner jgrabbed jthe jman's jhand jand jgained jcontrol jbefore jthe jman jcould juse
jthe jfirearm jagainst jthe jofficers. j
what jcrime jwas jcommitted? j- jANS-taking jan jofficer's jfirearm j- jFelony
During ja jstruggle jto jsubdue ja jsuspect, jan jofficer's jfirearm jfell jfrom jthe jofficer's
jholster. jThe jsuspect jkicked jthe jfirearm jaway jfrom jthe jofficer jand jthen jattempted jto
jpick jit jup. jAnother jofficer jwas jable jto jintercede jand jprevent jthe jsuspect jfrom
jreaching jthe jfirearm.
What jcrime jdid jthe jsuspect jcommit? j- jANS-attempting jto jremove ja jfirearm jfrom jan
jofficer j- jFelony
A jpeace jofficer jattempted jto juse jpepper jspray jto jsubdue ja jbelligerent jsuspect. jIn jthe
jcourse jof jthe jofficer's jactions, jthe jsuspect jgrabbed jthe jcan jof jpepper jspray jfrom jthe
jofficer's jhand. jThe jofficer jwas jable jto jphysically jsubdue jthe jsuspect jbefore jhe jcould
, juse jthe jspray jon jhim. jBy jtaking jthe jofficer's jchemical jweapon, jthe jsuspect jwas jguilty
jof jthe jcrime jof jremoving jor jtaking jany jweapon jother jthan ja jfirearm jfrom jan jofficer. j
True jor jFalse? j- jANS-True j- jFelony
Two jofficers jarrest jthree jmen jfor jassault. jOne jof jthe jofficers jhandcuffed jthe jfirst jman
jand jplaced jhim jin jthe jpatrol jvehicle. jWhile jthat jofficer jrejoined jher jpartner jto jdeal
jwith jthe jremaining jprisoners, jthe jfirst jman jkicked jout jthe jwindow jof jthe jpatrol jcar,
jclimbed jout, jand jran. j
What jcrime jdid jthe jsuspect jcommit? j- jANS-Escape jfrom jthe jcustody jof ja jpeace
jofficer j- jMisd
Two jofficers jwent jto jthe japartment jof ja jsuspect jto jarrest jher jfor jpossession jof ja
jcontrolled jsubstance jfor jsale. jWhen jthe jsuspect jopened jthe jdoor, jone jof jthe jofficers
jproduced ja jvalid jarrest jwarrant jand jplaced jthe jsuspect junder jarrest. jAfter jthe jofficer
jhad jhandcuffed jthe jsuspect, jthe jsuspect jshoved jthe jofficer jdown ja jflight jof jstairs jand
jfled. jThe jother jofficer jchased jthe jsuspect jand jcompleted jthe jarrest. jThe jofficer jwho
jwas jpushed jsustained jnumerous jserious jinjuries. jThe jsuspect jhas jcommitted jthe
jcrime jof jescape jfrom ja jpeace jofficer, ja jMisdemeanor. j
True jor jfalse? j- jANS-False j- jGreat jbodily jinjury jmakes jit ja jFelony
Two jstate jcorrectional jofficers jwere jtransporting ja jprisoner jto ja jstate jprison jand
jbecame jinvolved jin jan jautomobile jaccident. jThe jofficer jwho jhad jbeen jdriving jwas
jseverely jinjured, jbut jthe jprisoner jand jother jofficer jreceived jonly jminor jinjuries. jWhile
jthe jpassenger jofficer jattempted jto jaid jhis jpartner, jthe jprisoner jtook jadvantage jof jthe
jdistraction, jkicked jthe jofficer jin jthe jback jand jfled. jAdditional jofficers jwho jarrived jon
jthe jscene jgave jchase jand jwere jable jto jtake jthe jprisoner jinto jcustody.
What jcrime jwas jCommitted? j- jANS-attempting jto jescape jfrom ja jstate jprison jby
jmeans jof jforce jor jviolence j- jFelony
A jman jwas jdetained jfor jshoplifting. jWhen jthe jofficer jrequested jidentification, jthe jman
jtold jthe jofficer jhe jleft jhis jwallet jalong jwith jall jof jhis jidentification jat jhome. jBelieving
jthat jhe jcould javoid jprosecution jfor jthe jtheft, jhe jidentified jhimself jwith ja jfictitious
jname jand jaddress.
The jofficer jthen jcharged jthe jman jwith jalso jproviding ja jfalse jidentity. jDid jthe jofficer
jact jappropriately? j- jANS-Yes j= jproviding ja jfalse jidentity jto ja jpeace jofficer j- jMisd
A jyoung jman jreported jto ja jpeace jofficer jthat jhis jcar jhad jbeen jstolen jfrom jthe jparking
jlot jof ja jlocal jshopping jarea. jThe jyoung jman jfalsely jreported jthe jcrime jbecause jhe
jdid jnot jwant jhis jfather jto jfind jout jthat jhe jdamaged jthe jcar jin ja jminor jtraffic jaccident.
What jcrime, jif jany, joccurred? j- jANS-falsely jreporting ja jcrime j- jMIsd
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