JSU Law Enforcement Academy – Legal Practice Exam

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• What defines stalking in the first degree?
• What classification does criminal possession of a forged instrument in the fourth degree fall under?
• Which injury qualifies as a "serious physical injury"?
• Which of the following is not an act of identity theft?
• What constitutes aggravated stalking in the first degree?
• Which action defines indecent exposure?
• What must occur for the accusation of theft of trademarks to be valid?
• What constitutes escape in the third degree?
• What defines a "committed person" in custody interference?
• What constitutes unlawful assembly?
• What is the primary intent behind threatening a witness?
• What is the felony classification for criminal possession of a forged instrument in the second degree?
• At what age does a person engaging in sexual intercourse with someone under 12 face first degree rape charges?
• What does it mean to interfere with custody?
• What does "deadly physical force" refer to?
• What is meant by intimidating a witness?
• What defines criminal possession of a forged instrument in the third degree?
• What is a key element required to establish criminally negligent homicide?
• What type of conduct qualifies as disorderly conduct in relation to public intoxication?
• What does it mean to commit robbery in the first degree?
• What class felony is theft of property in the second degree if the stolen item is worth just under $2500?
• What type of felony is theft of services that is deemed a Class D felony?
• When can a person justifiably use deadly physical force in self-defense?
• What is the legal definition of a 'building' in this context?
• What types of locations qualify as a "residence" under the definitions provided?
• What is a defense against unlawful imprisonment in the second degree?
• What is an example of an item that would be categorized under drug paraphernalia?
• Disorderly conduct includes which of the following behaviors?
• What is the main criterion for determining if a person has committed unlawful imprisonment?
• What is required for a charge of kidnapping in the first degree regarding the victim?
• What is the primary intent of tampering with a witness?
• What action characterizes the crime of unauthorized use of a vehicle?
• Which of the following relationships qualifies a victim as being involved in a first-degree domestic violence case?
• What type of damage constitutes criminal mischief in the first degree?
• Harassment can be defined as which of the following actions?
• Which of the following best defines receiving stolen property in the second degree?
• Which crime involves stealing a trade secret or making a copy of an article representing a trade secret?
• What qualifies as arson in the first degree?
• Which of the following describes bribing a witness?
• What must a person do when ordered to disperse by law enforcement during disorderly conduct?
• What must be proven for a claim of forcible compulsion?
• What are the criteria for first degree rape?
• How is a person charged if they unlawfully enter a fenced building?
• What degree of robbery occurs when a person is armed with a deadly weapon in the course of committing a theft?
• What constitutes illegal possession or fraudulent use of a credit card?
• What is the age limit for a child under the enticing statute?
• What is the consequence of discharging a firearm into an occupied building?
• What is the classification for theft of services between $1500 and $2500?
• What class misdemeanor is criminal mischief in the third degree?
• What constitutes "reasonable action" for an adult in charge of a residence during a party?
• In criminal mischief, what class misdemeanor is applicable if the damage exceeds $2500?
• What is the classification of theft of services that is between $500 and $1499?
• What defines promoting contraband in the first degree?
• What leads to an escape in the second degree?
• Loitering can involve which of the following behaviors?
• What definition describes receiving stolen property in the first degree?
• Under which circumstance is a person legally presumed justified in using deadly physical force in defense?
• What is the classification of receiving stolen property valued between $1500 and $2500?
• What actions constitute first degree sexual abuse?
• How is burglary in the third degree defined?
• What category of crime does aggravated stalking fall under if it violates a court order?
• Under what circumstances can a person be charged with loitering?
• Which of the following best describes an "open house party"?
• What is the intent behind someone committing extortion?
• Which felony class does burglary in the second degree fall under?
• What must an adult do if they are aware of illegal possession or consumption at their open house party?
• Under what condition is an adult allowed to allow an open house party to continue?
• Which situation does not constitute a crime of unlawful imprisonment?
• What is a key factor that can lead to a charge of arson in the second degree?
• How is perjury classified in the third degree?
• What intent is necessary for burglary charges?
• What is classified as public lewdness?
• What qualifies as "sexual contact"?
• What defines Arson in the third degree?
• When can unlawful imprisonment in the first degree occur?
• What actions lead to being guilty of a Class C felony regarding firearms?
• What is the classification of arson in the second degree?
• What is a key element of promoting contraband in the second degree?
• What class felony does theft of property in the second degree fall under if the stolen property includes a firearm?
• In the context of contraband, what is defined as currency?
• Which of the following best describes a Class B felony?
• What law applies to a school employee engaging in a sex act with a student under 19?
• What degree of forgery involves fraudulent completion or alteration of stocks or bonds?
• Which of the following actions would be considered tampering with physical evidence?
• What defines assault in the third degree under intent?
• Which scenario exemplifies hindering apprehension or prosecution?
• What is the threshold value for theft of property in the first degree?
• Which of the following actions would be classified as promoting contraband in the third degree?
• What is the defining value for theft of lost property in the fourth degree?
• Under what circumstances does criminal possession of a forged instrument in the first degree occur?
• What is a distinguishing factor of kidnapping in the first degree from other forms of abduction?
• Under what conditions is sexual abuse of a child under 12 years old defined?
• Under which condition does one not commit a crime of second degree kidnapping?
• What is the primary ingredient necessary to classify an act as identity theft?
• What does the defendant need to prove regarding justification in arson cases?
• What class misdemeanor is theft of property in the fourth degree?
• What does it mean when a person is not committing a crime if no other person has a possessory interest in the damaged property?
• What differentiates manslaughter from murder?
• What is the classification of forgery in the fourth degree?
• What constitutes the crime of reckless endangerment?
• Which of the following is correct about the burden of proof for defenses in kidnapping cases?
• What does it mean to encourage a juror's vote through bribery?
• What classification of felony does receiving stolen property under $500 fall under?
• What constitutes theft of lost property in the first degree?
• What constitutes bribing a juror?
• Which is considered a tactic of domestic violence in the third degree?
• What is the primary distinction of second degree sodomy?
• Which crime corresponds with intent to damage property under $500?
• What constitutes criminal mischief in the second degree?
• What is an example of a situation that would not be considered perjury?
• What is one of the implications of making a terrorist threat related to public activities?
• What is required for burglary in the first degree?
• What is necessary for an act to be considered kidnapping in the second degree?
• What is required for a peace officer to justify the use of force during an arrest?
• In legal terms, what action regarding short-barreled rifles can result in a Class C felony?
• In which situation does second degree rape occur?
• Which action is an example of inciting a riot?
• What is the definition of murder?
• What action constitutes interference with custody?
• What is the classification for illegal possession or fraudulent use of a credit card for each use?
• What is considered a "short-barreled rifle" in legal terms?
• Which of the following best describes the term "Class A misdemeanor"?
• For what reason would a person be charged with menacing?
• What action describes bribe receiving by a juror?
• What does the crime of resisting arrest involve?
• What is the consequence of altering or removing identification from a firearm?
• What constitutes second degree kidnapping?
• Which term describes an individual who has sanctioned an open house party?
• What does criminal trespass in the third degree involve?
• What defines "forcible compulsion"?
• Receiving stolen property in the third degree involves property valued at what range?
• In the context of theft of lost property in the second degree, what is the value range considered a felony?
• What is the classification for extortion that is classified as a Class C felony?
• In what scenario would a person be charged with second degree assault?
• What action constitutes perjury in the second degree?
• What class felony is identity theft when committed with intent to defraud?
• Which of the following is an acceptable defense against a charge of interference with custody?
• What is the threshold amount for criminal mischief in the first degree?
• What is a critical component of the definition of a "residence" following the legal terms?
• What conditions warrant the use of deadly physical force in defense of premises?
• Domestic violence in the second degree can include which of the following actions?
• When is perjury classified as being in the first degree?
• What class felony is theft of lost property in the third degree?
• Which classification applies to crimes involving unlawful entry into a dwelling?
• What is one criterion for assault in the first degree regarding intent?
• What behaviors fall under sexual torture?
• What constitutes making a terrorist threat?
• Which of the following would be considered a hallmark of promoting contraband?
• What degree of robbery is committed when a person uses force or threatens to use force during a theft?
• What constitutes criminal trespass in the first degree?
• Which degree of felony is assigned to discharging a firearm into an unoccupied building?
• Under what circumstances can physical force be used in defense of premises?
• Assault with bodily fluids is committed when an individual does what?
• What is the intent behind the crime of forgery?
• What defines the third degree of domestic violence?
• What value range qualifies theft of property in the third degree?
• Which of the following best describes an "offense"?
• What is the classification for criminal trespass?
• In stalking cases, what is necessary to prove intent?
• What is required for an act to be classified as a Class A misdemeanor under vehicle laws?
• What does public intoxication entail?
• Which of the following is a component of second-degree assault?
• Robbery in the second degree involves which of the following?
• What is an automatic classification as felony theft concerning automobiles?
• What is a requirement to be charged with making harassing communications?
• What behavior characterizes escape in the first degree?
• What distinguishes kidnapping in the first degree from other forms of captivity?
• What action qualifies as reckless conduct leading to reckless endangerment?
• Which action is considered "criminal assistance"?
• What is a primary characteristic of criminal coercion?
• What is the classification of theft of services exceeding $2500?
• How does law view the act of possessing a firearm with an altered serial number?
• What defines an "adult" as per the relevant legal terms?
• What crime is committed by a foster parent engaging in a sex act with a foster child?
• What constitutes sexual abuse in the second degree?
• What is the classification for criminal trespass in the second degree?
• What does bribe receiving by a witness involve?
• For trafficking in stolen identities, what is the minimum number of stolen identities required for a charge?
• How is first degree sodomy defined?
• What is prohibited under the enticing child statute?
• Which act is considered sexual contact under the law?
• What is true about unlawful imprisonment in the second degree?
• Which term encompasses buildings and real property?
• What is the classification of forgery when it involves altering a deed or will to defraud?
• What is considered "bad checks" in legal terms?
• What describes the theft of property in the third degree?
• How is a 'dwelling' characterized legally?
• What constitutes unlawful imprisonment in the first degree?
• What legal consequence does one face for selling a firearm after its identification has been altered?
• What is the classification for theft of services that does not exceed $500?
• Which of the following defines kidnapping in the first degree?
• What is included in the definition of physical evidence?
• What is the class of a misdemeanor conviction for receiving stolen property valued under $500?
• What is classified as a "controlled substance" in this context?
• Which type of felony is committed by a school employee engaging in sexual acts with a student?
• What constitutes the use of force in preventing an escape?
• What does not constitute kidnapping in the first degree?
• What must be shown to classify an act as criminal coercion?
• How is arson in the second degree defined regarding property in detention facilities?
• What condition characterizes stalking in the second degree?
• Which of the following actions constitutes a threat as defined in the intimidation of a witness?
• What constitutes forgery in the third degree?
• What constitutes disarming a law enforcement officer?
• What differentiates aggravated stalking from regular stalking?
• Which action would typically be classified as criminal mischief in the first degree?
• What constitutes extortion in the first degree?