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Narcotics Flashcards

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GHB drug class

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A

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Ketamine drug class

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A

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Drug class for any synthetic opioid defined in schedule I or II under federal law

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A

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OxyContin drug class

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B

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LSD drug class

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B

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Phenacyclidine (PCP) drug class

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B

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Codeine drug class

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B

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Methadone drug class

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B

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Percocet and oxygcodone drug class

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B

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MDMA drug class

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B

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Synthetic marijuana (k-2, spice) drug class

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C

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Valium and diazepam drug class

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C

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13
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Bath salts drug class

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C

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14
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Hallucinogenic substances drug class

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C

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15
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Neurotin (gabapentin) drug class

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E

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16
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Is a certificate of analysis to prove drug type enough

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No

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17
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When proving type of drug, laboratory testing is conclusive provided that lab analyst _________
Field testing is adequate provided that officer who ________ testify that he was trained to do it

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Analyst testify at trial
performed field testing testify

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Is the visual inspection of a drug enough?

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No. Not even by chemist due to availability of counterfeit drugs

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19
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Is price paid sufficient proof of drug

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No

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20
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Prescription medication may be identified by sight if:

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There is additional evidence

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21
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Is taste test by informant sufficient?

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No

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22
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Is paraphernalia found near drugs sufficient?

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Yes

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23
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Is keeping drugs in a stored area sufficient that substance is a drug

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Yes

24
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Suspects admission that substance is a drug is sufficient if:

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Suspect is an experienced drug user

25
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Is attempt to swallow substance sufficient to show it was drug

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Yes

26
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Even if substance possessed by suspect is not recovered by police, is proof that it came from a larger stash sufficient to show it was a drug

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Yes

27
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Officers should not charge possession if suspect ingested substance out of their sight, unless they have

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Witness who saw the suspect in possession of

28
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Exception to internal possession is for:

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Marijuana by people under 21

29
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To prove possession, police must show that the suspect ____ narcotics were present and had the _____ and ability to ____ them

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Knew, intention, control

30
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Is passenger guilty of PCP possession if in a car as others consumed it

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No

31
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Two types of possession

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Direct and constructive

32
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Drugs in someone’s pocket is an example of _____ possession

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Direct

33
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Constructive possession occurs when drugs are discovered in a :

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Separate area

34
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Person possessing something in their closet at home, while they are at work is an example of ______ possession

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Constructive

35
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To prove possession, there must be presence of drugs plus:

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An additional factor

36
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Can presence of air freshener in a vehicle be a plus factor when determining if someone is in “possession” of drugs

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Yes

37
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When police discover drugs in a basement and defendant makes statement “I’m going to do 2 years for this”, is that a plus factor to show possession

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Yes

38
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Is defendant acting in agitated or nervous manner as police get closer to drugs in their car an plus factor to show possession

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Yes

39
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Is a large quantity of drugs relevant to show defendants knowledge and therefore possession of drugs

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Yes

40
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Is possession of an unopened package containing drugs enough to prove possession

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No not without more

41
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Right of arrest possession of drugs in any class

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Arrest on PC

42
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Possession of class E cannot qualify as subsequent offense, however class E may be the:

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Basis of subsequent offense if suspect later possesses another class

43
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Never choke drug suspects to prevent them from swallowing drugs, instead charge:

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Evidence concealment

44
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Distribution is any ______ _______ of drugs

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No medical delivery

45
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Distribution is any ______ _______ of drugs

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No medical delivery

46
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Distribution may involve an accomplice not present at the sale- the so-called _______

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Constructive transfer

47
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Distributing drugs to a person who dies from an overdose may potentially be charged with:

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Involuntary manslaughter

48
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Is a defendant “manufacturing” if he obtains powdered cocaine and turns it into crack for his own use

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No

49
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The most important factor when determining if someone should be charge with possession with intent to distribute

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Quantify of drugs

50
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Minimum quantity required to prove intent to distribute

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No minimum quantity

51
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When a drug is possessed in pure form (not cut) it is usually indicative of:

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Intent to distribute

52
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Does street value of drugs possessed influence whether to charge possession with intent

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Yes

53
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Does possession of large amount of cash or “marked money” indicate intent to distribute

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Yes

54
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Does repeatedly ringing cell phone indicate possession with intent

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No

55
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Is possessing a stun gun and pepper spray near illegal drugs consistent with an intent to distribute?

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Yes

56
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Is intense effort to avoid police apprehension characteristic of a drug dealer?

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Yes, mere users are unlikely to fear arrest to the point where they would flee or fight

57
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Police can bring in experts to explain certain indicators of distribution. Can the expert comment on a defendants guilt or rely on the defendants physical appearance?

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No

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