Exam 8

Question 1

Where is a Juvenile’s original jurisdiction?

Answer 1

If a serious crime it is where the crime was committed, if a general could be where juvenile lives

Question 2

What are court actions if a juvenile fails to appear in court?

Answer 2

Given a summon (Capias Warrant for Juveniles)

Absconder (Same as Wanted with a warrant)

Question 3

To whom and how does an officers make a notification when taking a juvenile into custody?

Answer 3

By state statute: Reasonable efforts to notify a juvenile’s parent or custodian must be accomplished asap upon taking a juvenile into custody

Question 4

What authority does a juvenile officer have?

Answer 4

Same as a prosecutor in the adult world

Question 5

What is the result for an officer who fails to follow proper juvenile apprehension procedures

Answer 5

Civil litigation

Officer reliable for whatever happens to the juvenile while in custody

Question 6

What age range can a subject be maintained under the authority of the family court?

Answer 6

Up to 21 years old

Question 7

What is juvenile judicial custody?

Answer 7

Taking a juvenile into judicial custody is not an arrest

Question 8

What are some court orders/paperwork regarding juveniles?

Answer 8

Capias warrant, pick up order, referral

Question 9

What are “Status offenses”?

Answer 9

Are offenses that can be committed only by juveniles and would not be crimes if was an adult engaged in same activity (curfew, skipping school, run away)

Question 10

A certification to stand trial as an adult is?

Answer 10

Serious crime, has to be 12+, felony offense (Murder, 1st assault, Forcible rape/sodemy)

Question 11

When does jurisdiction of the Family court attaches to the juvenile?

Answer 11

Jurisdiction of the court attaches as soon as the juvenile is taken into judicial custody

Question 12

When does family court not have jurisdiction over a juvenile?

Answer 12

When it comes to traffic, Tobacco, municipal violations, curfew

Question 13

What was the impact of the 1995 MO Crime Bill on Juveniles?

Answer 13

Allows fingerprints and photographs on felonies

Question 14

Juvenile interrogation process:

Answer 14

Contact juvenile division to schedule interview.

They will need: Juvenile info, Name and address of parents, information on offense, basis for request to interview juvenile

Question 15

Society’s expectation of law enforcement when operating a vehicle?

Answer 15

Complying with all motor veh laws, act as a positive example to the community, being ready for emergency situations

Question 16

Street names for Methamphetamines!

Answer 16

Meth, crystal, speed, chalk

Question 17

What is Centrifugal force

Answer 17

force acting on a body in a circular or semi-circular motion that is directed away from the center of axis or rotation

Question 18

What is Rolling friction

Answer 18

The friction between two surfaces in contact with each other and one or both are rotating. A prerequisite to steering

Question 19

What is Kinetic friction

Answer 19

the friction between two surfaces that are sliding together

Question 20

What is Centripetal Force

Answer 20

force acting on a body in a circular or semi-circular motion that is directed toward from the center of axis or rotation

Question 21

What is the Controlled Substance Act

Answer 21

Places all substances that are in some manner regulated under existing federal law into one of five schedules

Question 22

What is what Narcan is and what it is used for?

Answer 22

Reverses opiate receptors. medicine that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose (2-3min)

Question 23

What are the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights

Answer 23

Required to inform them of their rights and have them sign a paper stating they received it
Right to consult with an employee or volunteer of a rape crisis center during any interview by a leo, pa, or defense attoney
Right to have a support person of the survivors choosing present during any interview unless leo, defense attorney, or pa determines in their good faith that the presence of that individual would be detrimental.
Right to be interviewed by someone of their gender
Has right to consult with crisis center person during any forensic examination as well as a support person
A survivor retains the rights even if the survivor has waived the right in a previous examination or interview
Provide free copy of complete unaltered report within 14 days upon written request of survivor
Cannot give them a truth verification test

Question 24

What are the styles of a robbery?

Answer 24

•Ambush: Little to no planning, Element of surprise, Low score,unskilled or semi-skilled
•Selective Raid: Minimum planning, Notes escape routes, Notes number of people
•Planned: Large scale,
Dry runs and practice runs , Stolen get away vehicle, Planned escape routes,
May employ lookouts

Question 25

What an incendiary fire?

Answer 25

is a fire that has been deliberately ignited under circumstances in which the person knows the fire should not be ignited

Question 26

What are types of bombs

Answer 26

Explosive
Other criminal devices (pipe bomb)
IED
Overpressure devices

Question 27

What are the major uses of informants

Answer 27

To make controlled buys
Provide police entry into illegal operations
Provide information from sources not readily available
Used in obtaining a search warrant

Question 28

what promises can be made to informants with pending criminal cases against them

Answer 28

None!

Question 29

what is required to prosecute Property Crimes

Answer 29

Prosecuting victim (city can be the victim)

Question 30

What is the difference between a felony and misdemeanor theft?

Answer 30

Felony = $750 or more
Misdemeanor = $749 or less

Question 31

What are: systematic theft, Pigeon drop, Till Tapping, Embezzlement?

Answer 31

Systematic Theft: Plan to steal, many times from an employer
Stealing by deceit (pigeon drop): confidence (“Con”) game, this scam involves simple techniques of victim manipulation and relies on greed, gullibility, and dishonesty.
Till Tapping: Occurs when a person grabs money from an open case register drawer and fleas
Embezzlement: involves the conversion to his/her own use, funds or property entrusted to an employee or by an agent