65-25 Exam 4

Question 1

Armed assault with intent to rob or murder

Answer 1

Elements
Armed. Suspect armed with a dangerous weapon; and
Assaults. Assaults another;
Intent. With the intent to rob or murder.

**ROA ** Felony

Question 2

MGL Chapter 272

Answer 2

Laws concerning public order

Question 3

In what two situations does Parental or Relative Kidnapping become a felony?

Answer 3

a. if the child under 18 is exposed to danger OR removed from the Commonwealth.
b. the incompetent or other person (“entrusted by authority of law to the custody of another person or institution”) was exposed to danger.

Question 4

A dwelling house is a ……

Answer 4

place where people live.

Question 5

How does burglary differ from aggravated burglary?

Answer 5

Aggravated burglary requires:
An occupant inside the dwelling house during the course of the burglary. AND

Arms himself with a dangerous weapon before going into or while inside the dwelling OR

Assaults a lawful occupant inside.

Question 6

Kidnapping

Answer 6

Unlawful. Without lawful authority;
Intentional. The suspect intentionally:

Type 1: Forcibly or secretly confined another person against his will; OR

Type 2: Inveigled (lured or enticed by false representations) another person with the intent to forcibly or secretly confine him against his will.

RIGHT OF ARREST: FELONY

Note
“Confine” means to enclose within bounds or restrict. Any restraint of a person’s liberty is confinement.

Question 7

Assault and A/B by means of hypodermic syringe or needle

Answer 7

Whoever
commits an assault or A&B
by using a hypodermic syringe, hypodermic needle, or any instrument adapted for the administration of controlled or other substances by injection

Felony

Question 8

Assault and battery by means dangerous weapon
265 s 15A

Answer 8

** Commits an assault and battery
** By intentionally and unjustifiably touching another person; OR
** Intentionally commits a wanton and reckless act that causes physical injury; or
**an intentional, harmful touching.
**Through the instrumentality of a dangerous weapon (“by means of a Dangerous weapon”).

Question 9

For the crime of parental or relative kidnapping, what is a “child” defined as?

Answer 9

Under age 18

Question 10

Unarmed assault with intent to rob or steal

Answer 10

Whoever:
Not being armed with a dangerous weapon;
**Assaults another with force and violence;
With intent to rob or steal.

ROA Felony

This charge is used for the S who assaults a V with intent to rob or steal, but does not complete the crime.

Question 11

Armed robbery

Answer 11

Weapon. The suspect was armed with a dangerous weapon when he;

Force or fear. By force or fear;

Theft from person. Took money or property from the victim or the victim’s immediate control.

Right of arrest: Felony

Question 12

You are in a rapid, working in Area B-3 on a first half tour. You respond to a radio call for the following: the 911 caller, Jane, states she was stabbed in the hand by her friend after a verbal dispute. When you arrive, Jane shows you a minor cut on her hand. You and your partnet then locate the suspect, Alice, on scene. You place her under arrest without incident.

Pick the appropriate call sign, what radio channel you are on, and the strongest action you can take towards Alice.

Answer 12

1. B101F, Channel 1, arrest for assault by means dangerous weapon, to wit knife
2. C103A, Channel 2, complaint/summons for assault and battery
3. C102F, Channel 3, arrest for assault and battery by means dangerous weapon, to wit knife
4. C411F, Channel 3, arrest for assault and battery by means dangerous weapon, to wit knife

**Answer is #3

Question 13

The law presumes (assumes) that a person who enters a home or building at any time of day or night intends to…..

Answer 13

steal

Question 14

MGL’s 269 and 140

Answer 14

Laws concerning firearms and weapons

Question 15

TRUE or FALSE?

With assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon, the weapon must come into contact with the victim.

Answer 15

True

Question 16

Unarmed robbery

Answer 16

Force or fear. The suspect by force or fear;

Theft from person. Took money or property from victim or the victim’s immediate control.

Right of arrest
**FELONY **

Question 17

When thinking of burglary, what is the definition of “nighttime”?

Answer 17

One hour after sunset and one hour before sunrise the next day

Question 18

MGL 94C

Answer 18

Drug and narcotic crimes

Question 19

MGL Chapter 265

Answer 19

Laws concerning crimes against the person

Question 20

A “child” when speaking of assault and battery

A “child” victim, when speaking of the crime of assault and battery, is what age?

Answer 20

Under age 14

Question 21

What is the right of arrest for assault and battery?

Answer 21

(M) Breach of peace, in presence

Question 22

Four elements of burglary, in order?

Answer 22

Breaking
Entering
Dwelling
Nighttime

Question 23

MGL Chapter 138

Answer 23

Alcohol crimes

Question 24

Tender years doctrine

Answer 24

With kidnapping, this rule states that young children, 12 years or younger, may not accompany another adult without the knowledge of the child’s parent or guardian

Question 25

MGL Chapter 209A

Answer 25

Domestic violence laws

Question 26

True or false?

If the suspect claims to have a weapon, the law states he may be taken at his word.

Answer 26

True

Question 27

The most common example of an assault and battery is….

Answer 27

a hit or a push.

Question 28

MGL Chapter 266

Answer 28

Laws concerning property crimes

Question 29

Assault by Dangerous Weapon

Answer 29

The suspect committed an assault by using a dangerous weapon.

Attempting battery or threatening battery w/intent to cause fear

ROA: Felony

Question 30

Armed Assault with Intent to Rob or Murder

Answer 30

Armed. Suspect armed with a dangerous weapon; and
Assaults. Assaults another;
Intent. With the intent to rob or murder.

ROA Felony

Question 31

Origin of the word “battery”

Answer 31

From the French meaning “to strike”