Final review definitions/miscellaneous

Question 1

Offense

Answer 1

Any conduct for which a jail sentence or fine may be impose d

Question 2

Felony

Answer 2

Any crime punishable by imprisonment in a state prison for a period of more than one year

Question 3

Misdemeanor

Answer 3

A crime that is punishable by imprisonments in a city or county jail for a period of more than 15 days but less than a year

Question 4

Violation

Answer 4

An offense that is punishable by imprisonment in a city or county jail for up to 15 duas

Question 5

Criminal negligence

Answer 5

When a person fails to recognize a substantial and unjustifiable risk

Question 6

Reckless

Answer 6

A person is aware of and consciously disregards a substantial and unjustifiable risk

Question 7

Criminal possession of stolen property

Misdemeanor

Answer 7

Is based Strictly off the monetary value of the property taken when the value is $1000 or less

Question 8

Premisss

Answer 8

Include a “building” and any real propert

Question 9

Buildinf

Answer 9

I’m addition to its ordinary meaning includdes an enclosed motor tricky or motor truck trailer

Question 10

Dwelling

Answer 10

A building that usually occupied by a person for overnight lodging

Question 11

Criminal possession of stolen property (felony)

Answer 11

When a person is in possession of stolen property and follows the 7 grand larceny rules

Question 12

Criminal trespass felony

Answer 12

A person enters or remains unlawfully in a building or knows of another person who is in possession. Of a fire arm not weapon etc

Question 13

Trespass violation

Answer 13

A person knowingly enters or remains unlawfully in or upon premises

Question 14

Burglary

Answer 14

Felony;

A person knowingly enters or remains unlawfully in a building with intent to commit any. Time in that building

Question 15

Criminal mischief misdemeanor

Answer 15

When a person intentionally damages property belonging to another the amount is $250 or less OR
Recklessly damages property amount exceeding $250 (so $250.01 or more)

Question 16

Arson misdemeanor

Answer 16

When a person intentionally damages property of another w/o consent by intentionally
Starting a fire OR causing an explosion

Question 17

Harassment 2nd degree-violation

Answer 17

Intent to harass annoy or alarm another person in 3 ways

Question 18

Harassment 2nd degree violation 3 ways

Answer 18

Psychical confact-strikes shoves kicks etc
Annoying by folllwojng- he or she follows a person in or about a public place
Annoying conduct generally-repeatedly commits acts which alarm or seriously annnous persons and which serve no legeitimste purpose

Question 19

Harassment 1st degree-misdemeanor

Answer 19

Repeatedly annoys by follow endgames in annoying acts and repeatedly commits acts which place person in fear of physical danger

Question 20

Aggravated harassment 2nd degree-misdemeanor

Answer 20

Basically by communications, the communications requires a threat of physical harm to a person or property

Question 21

Reckless endangerment felony

Answer 21

Shows a “depraved indifference to human life” and “creates a grave risk of death to another”

Question 22

Depraved indifference

Answer 22

A complete and total disregard for human life

Question 23

Menancing

Answer 23

To show an intention to place another person in reasonable fear of imminent harm or injirt

Question 24

Main difference between menacing 2nd and 3rd degrees is

Answer 24

2nd degree requires either the display of a weapon or commission of a series of acts designed to place a person in reasonable hear of an injurty

Question 25

Three factors to consider in determining degree of assault

Answer 25

Culpable mental state
Extent of injury
Use of a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument

Question 26

Sexual conduct

Answer 26

Sexual inter purse anal sex conduct aggravated sexual contact or sexual contact

Question 27

Sexual inter purse

Answer 27

Any penetration no matter how slight from Leno’s to vagina

Question 28

Oral sexual conduct

Answer 28

Mouth to penis mouth to anus and mouth to vagina

Question 29

Sexual contact

Answer 29

Any touching of the sexual parts

Question 30

Lack of consent includes

Answer 30

Mentally disabled 
Mentally incapacitated 
Physically helpless
Forcible compulsion 
Under age
Office of children and family services
Health mental care provider 
Correctional facility
Vulnerable person

Question 31

All sex offenses have one thing in common

Answer 31

Lack of consent

Question 32

Sexual misconduct misdemeanor committed in 3 ways

Answer 32

He or she engages in sexual intercourse with someone who can’t. I sent do to age
Same for oral
And sexual conduct with animal or dead human body

Question 33

Sexual abuse

Answer 33

Subjects another person to sexual contact without persons consent

Question 34

Aggravated assault is always a felony

Answer 34

True

Question 35

Complaints are

Answer 35

Allegations of crimes violations and other conditions which require an investigation

Question 36

Command precinct taking report

Answer 36

Used for where command/precinct where crime is being reported ex: if it occurs on Union and court street within 76 precinct but reported in Teamsit district 34 it would be TD 33 for the command and 76 will be precinct of occurrence

Question 37

Incidents occurring outside of transit and Nypd will

Answer 37

Be recorded accordingly example JFK would be recorded under “port authority police department “

Question 38

Security lead seas are utilized when invoicing property without

Answer 38

Serial numbers
Identifying marks
And difficult to describe

Question 39

Property that requires a separate invoice

Answer 39

Different property types
Different property categories
Different owners
Property that will be delivered to different locations
Bloodstai, DNA, serology, or other biological evidence

Question 40

Different property types

Answer 40

Firearms 
Controlled substances
Currency
Jewelry
Vehicles/Boats
General property
Forensic evidence 
And explosives