Penal Code

Question 1

All persons are presumed to be innocent and no person may be convicted of an offense unless each element of the offense is proved beyond a reasonable doubt. The fact that he has been arrested, confined, or indicted for, or otherwise charged with, the offense gives rise to no inference of guilt at his trial.

Answer 1

Proof beyond a reasonable doubt

Question 2

Class A Misdemeanor

Answer 2

Fine Not to exceed $4000
Jail not to exceed 1 Yr

Question 3

Class B Misdemeanor

Answer 3

Fine Not to exceed $2000
Jail not to exceed 180 Days

Question 4

Class C Misdemeanor

Answer 4

Fine no to exceed $500
No Jail

Question 5

Capital Felony

Answer 5

Lifetime Jail no parole (if 18 or older)
Lifetime Jail (if 18 or younger)
$10,000 Fine

Question 6

1st Degree Felony

Answer 6

5-99 Yrs Jail
$10,000 Fine

Question 7

2nd Degree Felony

Answer 7

2-20 Yrs Jail
$10,000 Fine

Question 8

3rd Degree Felony

Answer 8

2-10 Yrs Jail
$10,000 Fine

Question 9

State Jail Felony

Answer 9

180 Days to 2 Yrs Jail
$10,000 Fine

Question 10

Murder

Answer 10

1st Degree

Question 11

Capital Murder

Answer 11

Capital Felony

Question 12

Manslaughter

Answer 12

Recklessly, 2nd Degree

Question 13

Criminally Negligent Homicide

Answer 13

Criminal Negligence, State Jail felony

Question 14

Agg Kidnapping

Answer 14

ransom, hostage, terrorize, with weapon
2nd Degree

Question 15

Continuous sexual abuse of young child or Disabled

Answer 15

period of 30 days or more commits 2 or more acts.

Actor is 17 or older
Child is younger than 14

1st Degree felony 25-99 yrs

Question 16

Public lewdness

Answer 16

public sex Class A

Question 17

Indecent exposure

Answer 17

exposes genitalia with sexual desire

Question 18

Bestiality

Answer 18

Animal sex , State Jail Felony

Question 19

Indecency with CHild

Answer 19

Child younger than 17, sex contact, exposes, 3 yr age gap
2nd Degree

Question 20

Improper relationship Educator and student

Answer 20

2nd Degree

Question 21

Invasive Visual Recording

Answer 21

State Jail Felony

Question 22

Unlawful Disclosure, intimate visual material

Answer 22

State Jail Felony

Question 23

Assault

Answer 23

Class A,
Impeding 3rd Degree (Family)
Police (3rd Degree)S

Question 24

Sexual Assault

Answer 24

2nd Degree

Question 25

Indecent Assault

Answer 25

Touching (Groping) etc, Class A

Question 26

Agg Assault

Answer 26

Weapon, serious bodily injury 2nd Degree Felony

Question 27

Aggravated Sexual Assault

Answer 27

Child, elderly, Weapon or disabled Victim/child = younger than 14 Elderly = 65 or older Disabled = older than 13 Child = younger than 17 Mandatory 25 Yrs if child younger than 6. 14 for other things

Question 28

Deadly Conduct

Answer 28

Class A recklessly engages in conduct that can seriously hurt someone, shoot at buildings, point gun at person even if unloaded

Question 29

Terroristic Threat

Answer 29

imminient serious injury Class A

Question 30

Leave Child in vehicle

Answer 30

Longer than 5 mins, Child younger than 7 and not attended by someone older than 14 Class C

Question 31

Prohibited Sexual Conduct (incest)

Answer 31

2nd Degree Felony

Question 32

Interference with child Custody

Answer 32

SJF

Question 33

Criminal NonSupport

Answer 33

SJF

Question 34

Continuous Family Violence

Answer 34

12 months or less, 2 occurences 3rd Degree Felony

Question 35

Criminal Mischief Theft Graffiti Monetary amounts and levels

Answer 35

Class C: <$100 Class B: $100 - $750 Class A: $750 - $2500 State Jail Felony: $2500 - $30,000 3rd Degree: $30,000 - $150,000 2nd Degree: $150,000 - $300,000 1st Degree: > $300,000

Question 36

Robbery

Answer 36

theft + Force/Injury 2nd Degree Felony

Question 37

Agg Robbery

Answer 37

Weapon or Serious Bodily Injury 1st Degree

Question 38

Burglary

Answer 38

Car: Class A Any other building: SJF Home: 3rd Degree Home + intent to commit felony: 1st Degree Felony

Question 39

Criminal Trespass

Answer 39

Class B

Question 40

Online Solicitation

Answer 40

Younger than 17 3rd Degree Younger than 14 2nd Degree

Question 41

Bribery

Answer 41

2nd Degree

Question 42

Perjury

Answer 42

Class A

Question 43

Tampering, fabricating Evidence

Answer 43

3rd Degree

Question 44

Fail to ID

Answer 44

Refuses: Class C Detained/arrested : Class B Detained and wanted: Class A

Question 45

Resisting and evading

Answer 45

Class A with Vehicle: 3rd Degree

Question 46

Escape

Answer 46

2nd Degree

Question 47

Abuse of Official Capacity

Answer 47

Class A (Misusing Govt Property)

Question 48

Official Oppression

Answer 48

Class A (under color of employment abuses)

Question 49

Riot

Answer 49

7 or more Class B

Question 50

False Alarm or Report

Answer 50

Class A

Question 51

Harassment

Answer 51

Class B

Question 52

Poss CP

Answer 52

Younger than 18 Depicting sex conduct, moving scale >100 Depictions (3rd Degree) 100-500 (2nd Degree) 500+ (1st Degree)

Question 53

Electronic Transmission

Answer 53

Kids Class C unless other factors

Question 54

Unlawful carrying weapons

Answer 54

Class A

Question 55

Prohibited weapons

Answer 55

Explosive weapon Machine gun Short Barrel Firearm armor piercing Ammo Chemical Dispensing Device zip gun tire deflation device IED 3rd Degree Felony

Question 56

DWI

Answer 56

.08 BAC: Class B .15 BAC: Class A Child Passenger (Younger than 15): State Jail Felony 72 Hr Confinement

Question 57

Intox Assault

Answer 57

3rd Degree (Driving 90 and mess someone up)

Question 58

Intox Manslaughter

Answer 58

2nd Degree (Driving 90 and Kill someone)

Question 59

Sex offenses Child is?

Answer 59

Younger than 17

Question 60

Sexual Performance

Answer 60

2nd degree (Younger than 17) 1st Degree (Younger than 14)