level 2 part C practice test Flashcards

1
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what offense does a municipal court have jurisdiction?

A

parent contributing to non-attendance
public intoxication ( 10yo and older)
speeding ( 10yo and older)

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2
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chapter 45 of the Criminal Code of Procedure defines “child” as?

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a person who is at least age 10 and under the age of 17.

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3
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what may a court do if an attorney appears in court to represent a child defendant?

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nothing unless the child and parent are also in court.

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4
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who may issue and who may serve a summons for the parents of a juvenile?

A

judge summons

officers serves

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5
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Which code contains specific court appearance provisions for defendants under the age of 17

A

Code of Criminal Procedure

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6
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When must a court waive jurisdiction over a juvenile defendant?

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when there are 2 prior convictions for non-traffic offenses.

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7
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when must the court notify the child and parent of the child’s right to an expunction?

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when the child is charged with a Penal Code offense.

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8
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defendants under the age of 17 charged with an Alcoholic Beverage Code offense do not need to appear with a parent in open court

A

false, any person under the age of 17 must appear in open court with a parent. ( regardless of the offense)

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9
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when a minor fails to appear for a traffic offense who must be notified?

A

DPS so that a hold can be placed on there license to suspend or deny issuance.

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10
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when is a municipal court required to order a drivers license suspension for a person under 21?

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when convicted of the offense public intoxication.

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11
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what penalties will a person under the age of 17 charged with a penal code offense face

A

same penalties as an adult

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12
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does a municipal court retain jurisdiction over a minor charged with 3 or more offense of an Alcoholic Beverage Code offense?

A

no jurisdiction will be moved to a higher court.

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13
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how many convictions for alcoholic beverage code offense may a defendant petition to expunge upon reaching the age of 21?

A

one and only if defendant is not convicted for another offense before reaching the age of 21.

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14
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what happens when a juvenile violates an order of the municipal court including an order to pay a fine

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the court may fine the child contempt fees and assess a fine not to exceed $500.

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15
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Municipal courts are required to report to DPS convictions and deferred disposition on what kind of offense

A

Alcoholic Beverage Code offense

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16
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what terms must be included in a deferred for Alcoholic Beverage Code offenses (if applicable)

A

Alcohol Awareness program and community service

17
Q

what must occur when a minor submits compliance documents for tobacco related offenses.

A

judge must dismiss case

18
Q

what must the court do before issuing a warrant for a person who turns 17 but committed the offense while a juvenile

A

the court must have exhausted all remedies available to obtain the defendants appearance before the defendant turned 17

19
Q

can a warrant be issued for a juvenile who fails to pay a court fine?

A

no a warrant cannot be issued to a juvenile

20
Q

when can a warrant be issued for a juvenile who has failed to pay court fines

A

after defendant turns 17

21
Q

where can juveniles be taken if they fail to appear or fail to pay

A

to a place of non-secure custody

22
Q

what should be included in a sound financial management system

A

means to safeguard assets,
reliable and timely bookkeeping and accounting data, and reports,
efficient operation and adherence to prescribed laws and regulations, polices, and procedures.

23
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the purpose of internal control is

A

to safe guard assets and protect people who do their job.

24
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what are the basic principles of internal control

A

appropriate division of duties
qualified personnel
and sound written procedures

25
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daily receipt of change fund should

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be signed daily for the received amount

26
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basic guidelines for handling receipts

A

receipt should be issued for each payment
receipts should periodically be accounted for
receipts should be signed for by the person receiving them.

27
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what documentation should there be when the judge approves an time to pay?

A

a written installment agreement or payment plan

28
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what documentation is required when then judge approved community services

A

a community service order/agreement

29
Q

is the defendant given a receipt when paying a cash bond

A

yes receipt should be given every time payment is made.

30
Q

when should an over/shortage be included in reconciliation?

A

every time there is an over/ shortage.

31
Q

to what costs can jail credit be applied?

A

fines and court costs

32
Q

define auditing

A

a process that examines court records and operations for mathematical accuracy, legality, and propriety.

33
Q

what happens to unclaimed payments received by the court

A

the court or city is required to contact the unclaimed property section in the Comptrollers treasury Operations Division.

34
Q

what are the steps to developing a record management system

A

establish record retention periods
set goals and objectives
determine what the court wants to accomplish

35
Q

what is a gantt chart

A

a chart used to show planned times for tasks and actual dates of completion of a project.

36
Q

what are the six stages of a record cycle

A
  1. creation
  2. distribution
  3. use
  4. maintenance
  5. storage
  6. disposition
37
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what is essential to administering justice

A

a well managed record management system

38
Q

what establishes requirements for the custodian of records

A

the Local Government Records Act

39
Q

what is the first step of developing a record management program?

A

determine what the court wants to accomplish