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Penal Code Flashcard review
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  • A person commits what offense if without the
    effective consent he enters a coin-operated
    machine, coin collection machine, coin collection
    receptacle, contrivance, apparatus, or equipment
    used for the purpose of providing lawful
    amusement, sales or goods, services, or other
    valuable things, or telecommunications with
    intent to obtain property or services?
  • BURGLARY OF COIN - OPERATED OR COIN COLLECTION
    MACHINES

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  • Under the Texas Penal Code if a document is
    stolen, which is not evidence of a debt, and the
    value of the "document" cannot be readily
    ascertainable, then the value is determined by
    the ___________.
  • a. amount that the District Attorney states that
    it is worth
  • b. greatest amount of economic loss to the owner
    of it
  • c. amount that it is claimed to have been worth
    by the owner
  • d. amount that is usually claimed in business for
    it
  • greatest amount of economic loss to the owner of
    it

4
  • How is Entry defined under BURGLARY OF COIN -
    OPERATED OR COIN COLLECTION MACHINES?
  • every kind of entry except one with owners
    effective consent

5
  • The classification of BURGLARY OF COIN - OPERATED
    OR COIN COLLECTION MACHINES?
  • Class A misdemeanor

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  • A person commits what offense if without the
    effective consent of the owner, he breaks into or
    enters any part of a vehicle with intent to
    commit felony or theft?
  • 30.04. BURGLARY OF VEHICLES

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  • What is the forbidden conduct under Criminal
    Trespass?
  • enters or remains on property or in a building
    of another without the effective consent of the
    owner and had notice that entry was forbidden,
    told to leave but doesnt

8
  • Defense to prosecution under Criminal Trespass is
    for who?
  • firemen and EMS personnel

9
  • If Farmer Brown sees Bill on his property when
    his corn is ripe, but there is no sign forbidding
    Bill from entering the property, has Bill
    committed Criminal Trespass?
  • Yes, because of human consumption crops

10
  • What are the elements of THEFT?
  • a person intentionally or knowingly unlawfully
    deprives the owner of property with the intent to
    maintain possession or control for the majority
    of the property

11
  • There is no DEFENSES TO PROSECUTION under theft
    when the actors conduct was....
  • OFFENSE occurred as result of law enforcement
    efforts Actor was provided with opportunity to
    engage in conduct or facility Actor was
    solicited by law enforcement agent with amount of
    solicitation such, that a predisposed person
    would commit the offense

12
  • the pecuniary amount that determines CLASS C
    theft is...
  • is...
  • less than 50 or 20.00 when property obtained
    by issuing or passing a check or similar sight
    order

13
  • What is intent of the actor under the offense of
    arson?
  • to cause damage or destruction

14
  • What is the forbidden conduct under CRIMINAL
    MISCHIEF?
  • without the effective consent of the owner a
    person intentionally damages or destroys tampers
    and causes pecuniary loss or substantial
    inconvenience or makes markings on the property
    of another

15
  • When is it presumed that a person who is
    receiving the economic benefit of public
    communication, public water, gas, or power
    supply, has knowingly tampered with the tangible
    property of the owner?
  • if the communication or supply has been
  • diverted from passing a metering device
  • prevented correct registration by metering device
  • activated by any device installed to obtain
    services

16
  • What is the classification of the offense of
    DEADLY CONDUCT?
  • Class A for recklessly places another in imminent
    danger of serious bodily injury 3rd degree for
    KNOWINGLY places another in imminent danger of
    serious bodily injury Discharging firearm AT
    OR IN DIRECTION OF individuals or buildings or
    vehicles and is reckless about occupation

17
  • Under HARBORING RUNAWAY CHILD, the forbidden
    conduct is that the actor harbors A CHILD AND IS
    CRIMINALLY NEGLIGENT ABOUT WHETHER THE CHILD IS
    what?
  • younger than 18 years of age
  • escaped from the custody of PO TYC detention
    facility for children, or voluntarily absent from
    home without consent of parents and without
    intent to return

18
  • What is the defense TO PROSECUTION under
    HARBORING RUNAWAY CHILD?
  • actor notified person, agency or law enforcement
    that child escaped within 24 hours of discovery
    of childs status
  • actor notified person at childs home or law
    enforcement within 24 hours of discovery of
    childs status as runaway

19
  • imminent SBI, interruption of occupation of
    building, room place, aircraft, automobile
    cause impairment or interruption of public
    communication, public transportation, public
    water, gas, or power
  • What must be threaten under Terroristic Threats?

20
  • AIDING SUICIDE is what classification when there
    is no injury?
  • CLASS C with no injury

21
  • DURESS BLACKS means what?
  • action by a person which compels another to do
    what he would not otherwise do

22
  • Under TAMPERING WITH CONSUMER PRODUCT, when does
    a person commit this offense?
  • knowingly or intentionally tampers threatens with
    or does tamper with a product that will be
    offered for sale to the public

23
  • recklessly places another in imminent danger of
    serious bodily injury KNOWINGLY places another
    in imminent danger of serious bodily injury
    Discharging a FIREARM AT OR IN DIRECTION OF
    individuals or buildings or vehicles and is
    reckless about occupation
  • A person commits DEADLY CONDUCT if he

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  • What circumstances make abandoning a second
    degree felony?
  • Abandons with exposure to unreasonable risk of
    harm when a reasonable person would have presumed
    the child in imminent danger of death, bodily
    injury, or physical or mental impairment

25
  • How does an offense become "aggravated" ?
  • when the aggravation element is present

26
  • What is an agency required to do upon receipt of
    a runaway child or escaped juvenile from custody?
  • immediately enter into computer

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  • What element conditions are present?
  • younger than 18 and has escaped custody of TYC,
    detention, police or is absent without consent of
    parent for a substantial period of time without
    the intent to return

28
  • When the child is abandoned without intent to
    return what is the classification?
  • 3rd felony

29
  • What is the time limitation on entering a
    "missing juvenile into the national NCIC system?
  • none, it must be done immediately

30
  • Under VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER or
    MAGISTRATES ORDER, the forbidden communication
    must be done in what manner?
  • with family member or household in threatening or
    harassing manner, if prohibited by order

31
  • When a person has engaged in conduct that is
    directed specifically toward a person who is a
    member of a family or household, including
    following the person who is a member of the
    family or household that is reasonably likely
    harass, annoy, alarm, abuse, torment, or
    embarrass that person, that person has
    committed.....
  • FAMILY VIOLENCE

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  • Under VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER or
    MAGISTRATES ORDER, is there any exception or
    defense?
  • no defense/no exception

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  • What is forbidden conduct under endangering?
  • act or omission places child in imminent danger
    of death, bodily injury, or physical or mental
    impairment or Abandons with exposure to
    unreasonable risk of harm

34
  • 50.00 or more, but less than 500 OR 20 or
    more, but less than 500 property obtained by
    issuing or passing sight order or value of
    property is less than 50 and defendant has been
    previously convicted of any grade of theft or
    20 or more, when the defendant obtained property
    by issuing or passing a check or similar sight
    order in a manner described by Section 31.06. and
    defendant has been previously convicted of any
    grade of theft
  • the pecuniary amount that determines CLASS B
    theft is

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  • When the value of stolen property is 500 or
    more, but less than 1,500 the offense
    classification is ....
  • Class A

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  • When the value of stolen property is 1,500 or
    more, but less than 20,000, OR less than 10 or
    more head of cattle, horse, or exotic livestock
    or exotic fowl, or any part thereof under the
    value of 20,000 or less than 100 head of
    sheep, swine, or goats or any part thereof under
    the value of 20,000, then the classification is
    ....
  • State jail felony

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  • When a person has committed theft, regardless of
    value, and the property is stolen from person of
    another, human corpse, or grave, that person has
    committed the classification of .....
  • Sate Jail Felony

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  • Under Theft, a 3RD FELONY value of property is
    ...
  • 20,000 or more, but less than 100,000

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  • When 10 or more head of cattle, horses, or exotic
    livestock, or exotic fowl as defined, stolen
    during a single transaction and having an
    aggregate value of less than 100,000 has been
    stolen, what classification of offense has
    occurred?
  • 3rd degree felony

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  • What classification of theft has been committed
    when 100 or more head of sheep, swine, or goats
    stolen during a single transaction and having an
    aggregate value of less than 100,000.
  • 3rd degree felony

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  • A theft that is classified as a 2ND FELONY is of
    property of the value of ____ or more, but less
    than ______
  • 100,000 less than 200,000

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  • A theft that is classified as a 1st FELONY is of
    property of the value of ____ or more
  • 200,000

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  • If the actor in a theft was a public servant, and
    the property came into his possession, custody or
    control by virtue of that office, what happens to
    punishment?
  • punishment is increased to the next highest level

44
  • When a person knowingly or intentionally intents
    to avoid payment for services that he knows are
    provided for compensation he has committed what
    offense?
  • theft of service

45
  • What is culpable mental states of endangering?
  • intentionally, knowingly, recklessly or with CN

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  • Is it a defense to prosecution that an offense
    that was attempted was actually committed.
  • No

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  • 12.33 SECOND-DEGREE FELONY punishment includes
  • Imprisonment for life or 2 to 20 years Fine not
    to exceed 10,000 or both

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  • When an offense is only attempted what is the
    classification of that offense?
  • one degree lower

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  • 12.34 THIRD-DEGREE FELONY punishment includes
  • Imprisonment for life or 2 to 10 years Fine not
    to exceed 10,000 or both

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  • What category of offense must be intended to
    commit a criminal conspiracy?
  • felonies

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  • To commit ABANDONING or ENDANGERING CHILD, the
    actor must do what?
  • intentionally, Abandons with exposure to
    unreasonable risk of harm intentionally,
    knowingly, recklessly or with CN OR by act or
    omission places child in imminent danger of
    death, bodily injury, or physical or mental
    impairment

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  • Under 22.041. A BANDONING or ENDANGERING CHILD,
    the child is defined as younger than __________
    years of age in this section.
  • 15

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  • Under TAMPERING WITH CONSUMER PRODUCT , when the
    actor threatens to tamper with product what is
    his intent?
  • with intent to cause fear, affect sale, or cause
    bodily injury

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  • What is time limitation in LEAVING A CHILD IN A
    VEHICLE?
  • longer than 5 minutes

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  • What is age child cannot be left unattended in a
    vehicle under LEAVING A CHILD IN A VEHICLE?
  • younger than 7 years of age

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  • When more than one victim receives damage or loss
    during the same offense, how is the
    classification determined?
  • by ratio of ownership and dollar amount of loss

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  • What are the designated locations that cause the
    classification of the offense of Criminal
    Mischief to rise?
  • place of worship or burial

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  • RECKLESS DAMAGE OR DESTRUCTION the required
    culpability is
  • recklessly

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  • RECKLESS DAMAGE OR DESTRUCTION the forbidden
    conduct is
  • recklessly damages anothers property without
    consent of the owner

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  • What classification is VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE
    ORDER or MAGISTRATES ORDER?
  • Class A. except WHEN THE DEFENDANT HAS BEEN
    PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED 2 OR MORE TIMES UNDER THIS
    SECTION then state jail felony

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  • When there is a VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER or
    MAGISTRATES can the actor be prosecuted under
    additional sections?
  • yes

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  • Under VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER or
    MAGISTRATES do reconciliatory actions or
    agreements affect the order or the duty of a
    peace officer?
  • no

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  • Under VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER or
    MAGISTRATES can the person protected by order be
    arrest for violations of that order?
  • no

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  • When the forbidden conduct is that a person has
    possession, conservatorship, guardianship of
    child younger than 18 years, whether he has
    ACTUAL possession of child and he offers or
    agrees to accept or accepts thing of value for
    delivery of the child to another or for
    possession of a child by another for purpose of
    adoption has committed what offense?
  • 25.08 SALE OR PURCHASE OF CHILD

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  • What is age of the child in attendance LEAVING A
    CHILD IN A VEHICLE?
  • 14 years of age or older

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  • cause reaction by agency designed to handle
    emergencies place person in fear of imminent
    SBI prevent or interrupt occupation of building,
    room place, aircraft, automobile cause
    impairment or interruption of public
    communication, public transportation, public
    water, gas, or power to a building, room place,
    aircraft, automobile cause impairment or
    interruption of public communication, public
    transportation, public water, gas, or power
  • A person commits TERRORISTIC THREAT if he
    threatens an offense involving violence to
    persons or property with intent what?

67
  • How is reckless and danger presumed under Deadly
    Conduct?
  • actor knowingly pointed a firearm at another
    whether loaded or not

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  • knowledge that the victim had been injured and
    failed to report and was a victim of family
    violence committed by a co-defendant also
    charged, and that this person DID NOT cause the
    condition and did not believe that interference
    was of value or effect at the time of the offense
    act or omission was based on treatment of a
    recognized religious method of healing or that
    the person charged prior to that date had
  • Affirmative defenses under INJURY TO CHILD,
    ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL OR DISABLED individual is
    based on what?

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  • How many persons must be involved in a criminal
    conspiracy?
  • actor agrees with 1 or more

70
  • Classification of offense under INJURY TO CHILD,
    ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL OR DISABLED individual is
    based on what?
  • mental state and level of injury

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  • Under what conditions is it shown that the actor
    has no longer assumed care, custody or control
    under INJURY TO CHILD, ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL OR
    DISABLED individual?
  • by written notice to the person, child or
    elderly or disabled that he would no longer
    provide care, or to the parents or person
    entitled, or to the Department of Protective and
    Regulatory Services

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  • Under the Texas Penal Code ______ includes
    tangible or intangible personal property,
    including anything severed from land.
  • a. documents
  • b. real estate
  • c. homestead
  • d. property
  • property

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  • When there is a defense to prosecution must the
    prosecuting attorney "negate" a defense to
    prosecution?
  • no, it is the defense attorneys role to show
    that the defendants conduct falls within the
    defense.... he must prove it

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  • AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE TO PROSECUTION under INJURY
    TO CHILD, ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL OR DISABLED
    individual are?
  • based on treatment in accordance the tenets and
    practices of a recognized religious method of
    healing
  • there is no evidence on date prior to the offense
    that defendant was aware of an incident and
    failed to report.
  • the defendant was a victim of family violence,
    committed by a person who is also
  • did not cause a condition listed
  • did not believe at the time of the omission, that
    an effort to stop the defendant would have an
    effect

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  • The forbidden conduct under INJURY TO CHILD,
    ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL OR DISABLED is what?
  • intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with
    criminal causing Serious bodily injury,
  • serious mental deficiency, impairment, or injury,
    bodily injury to CHILD, ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL, OR
    DISABLED INDIVIDUAL

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  • Under solicitation a person may not be convicted
    on what type of testimony?
  • uncorroborated testimony Unless circumstances
    strongly corroborate the solicitation and the
    intent of the actor that the other person act on
    the solicitation

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  • Under INJURY TO CHILD, ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL OR
    DISABLED, what is the required culpability?
  • intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with
    criminal negligence, by ACT or intentionally,
    knowingly or recklessly by OMISSION,

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  • Compels by physical force or violence
  • threatening to use force or violence and there
    is belief by victim actor is capable to execute
    threat
  • victim is unconscious or physically unable to
    resist and has not consented
  • actor knows result of mental disease or defect
    other is incapable of appraising the nature of
    the act
  • victim is unaware that sexual assault is
    occurring
  • actor intentionally impaired the victim's power
    to appraise or control themselves by
    administering any substance without victim's
    knowledge
  • threat to use force or violence against any
    person
  • actor is public servant who coerces the other
    to submit or participate
  • this was added in response to police officer
    involved sexual assaults on traffic or arrest
    situations
  • SEXUAL ASSAULT IS WITHOUT CONSENT IF

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  • What are the ADDED ELEMENTS TO PRODUCE AGGRAVATED
    Sexual Assault?
  • .causes SERIOUS BODILY INJURY or ATTEMPTS to
    CAUSE DEATH of victim or another in same criminal
    episode
  • .by ACTS or words, places victim in fear of
    death, serious bodily injury, kidnapping of any
    person
  • .by ACTS or words occurring in presence of
    victim,threatens to cause the death, serious
    bodily injury, or kidnapping of any person
  • .uses or exhibits a DEADLY WEAPON
  • .ACTS in concert with another who engages in
    conduct
  • VICTIM IS YOUNGER THAN 14 YEARS OF AGE or older
    than 65 years of age

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  • Charlie has in his possession an instrument that
    he intends to use in the commission of an
    offense. What offense has been committed?
  • UNLAWFUL USE OF CRIMINAL INSTRUMENT

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  • Under AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT what is the
    forbidden conduct?

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  • causes penetration of the anus or female sex
    organ by any means without consent
  • causes penetration of the mouth by the sexual
    organ of the actor without consent
  • causes the sexual organ of another without that
    person's consent to contact or penetrate the
    mouth, anus or sexual organ of another to include
    the actor
  • causes the penetration of the anus of female
    sexual organ of a child by any means
  • note without consent is deleted

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  • causes the penetration of the mouth of a child
    with actor's sexual organ
  • causes sexual organ of child to contact or
    penetrate the mouth, anus, or sexual organ of
    another person, including the actor
  • causes the anus of child to contact mouth, anus
    or sexual organ of another includes actor
  • causes serious bodily injury or attempts to cause
    death of victim or another in same criminal
    episode
  • by acts or words, places victim in fear of death,
    serious bodily injury, kidnapping of any person

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  • by acts or words occurring in presence of
    victim,threatens to cause the death, serious
    bodily injury, or kidnapping of any person
  • uses or exhibits a deadly weapon
  • acts in concert with another who engages in
    conduct
  • victim is younger than 14 years of age or older
    than 65 years of age

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  • When a public servant intentionally and knowingly
    and while acting under color of his office,
    causes serious bodily injury to a person, that
    officer has committed what type of assault?
  • Aggravated Assault, 1st degree

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  • Bill is a witness at the trial of John. Johns
    mother is coming out of the court room and sees
    Bill standing at the end of the hall at the
    stairs. Mother runs down the hall and pushes Bill
    down the stair, his leg is broken. What is the
    offense?
  • Aggravated Assault, 1st degree, bill is a witness
    or prospective witness

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  • What type of defense is duress when the
    compulsion is based on by threat of imminent
    death or serious bodily injury to himself or
    another?
  • affirmative defense which must be proven by a
    preponderance of the evidence

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  • Aggravated Assault is what category when a deadly
    weapon is used and the victim is a designated
    person?
  • 1st degree

89
  • Aggravated Assault is what category when the
    victim is not a designated person?
  • 2nd degree

90
  • 12.35 STATE JAIL FELONY punishment includes
  • confinement in county jail for a period of 180
    days to 2 years Fine not to exceed 10,000 OR

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  • Under Aggravated Assault, how is the actor
    presumed to have known peace officer?
  • distinctive uniform or badge

92
  • What is the level of injury under Aggravated
    offenses of Sexual Assault or Assault?
  • sbi

93
  • What is the required results of Aggravated
    Assault?
  • threat with deadly weapon OR serious bodily
    injury

94
  • What elements besides the forbidden conduct of
    assault as defined in 22.01 will aggravate the
    offense to a higher status?
  • causes SERIOUS BODILY INJURY
  • uses, exhibits DEADLY WEAPON

95
  • When there is a defense to prosecution to an
    offense must it always be brought out in court?
  • NO not in accusation charging or when there is
    NO evidence supporting the defense.

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  • Under 22.02. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, what is the
    threat level?
  • causes SERIOUS BODILY INJURY or uses, exhibits
    DEADLY WEAPON or threatens with deadly weapon

97
  • When the defendant attempts to use a defense to
    prosecution, what level of proof must the jury
    accept?
  • reasonable doubt

98
  • What are the required culpable mental states
    under AGGRAVATED ASSAULT?
  • intentionally, knowingly or recklessly

99
  • Under the offense of Assault, what is the threat
    level?
  • imminent bodily injury or bodily injury

100
  • Under PROHIBITED SEXUAL CONDUCT, the actor must
    engage in sexual intercourse, deviate sexual
    intercourse with what defined persons?
  • ancestor or descendant by blood or adoption
    stepchild, or stepparent while relationship
    exist uncle or aunt brother or sister, natural
    or adopted.

101
  • DEFINITIONS OF CULPABLE MENTAL of intentionally,
    or intent, is
  • conscious objective or desire to engage in the
    conduct or cause the result

102
  • When a peace officer affords a person an
    opportunity to commit an offense, entrapment is
    established.
  • False

103
  • What offense forbids the conduct of Engaging in
    sexual intercourse or deviate sexual intercourse
    with a person he KNOWS to be WITHOUT REGARD to
    legitimacy with his or her ancestor or descendant
    by blood or adoption stepchild, or stepparent
    while relationship exist uncle or aunt brother
    or sister, natural or adopted?
  • PROHIBITED SEXUAL CONDUCT

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  • What is the acceptable age difference between
    victim and actor under defense to prosecution of
    a sexual assault?
  • no more than 3 years older

105
  • Without exceptions, what is the age that a person
    can be prosecuted for or convicted of an offense?
  • 15 years of age

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  • Melvin is mad at his girlfriend, he goes to her
    house and ask her to take a ride with him, which
    she does. He drives her around and will not allow
    her to get out of the car. He uses bodily force
    to restrain her movements and takes her to the
    far west end of the island of Galveston where
    there are no people. What offense do you think
    has been committed?
  • Kidnapping

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  • Sexual contact means
  • touching of anus, breast, or genitals of another
    with intent to arouse or gratify the sexual
    desire of any person

108
  • Melvin is mad at his girlfriend, he goes to her
    house and ask her to take a ride with him, which
    she does. He drives her around and puts her in
    the trunk of the car. He uses bodily force to
    put her there and then drives around for 2 hours.
    What offense do you think has been committed?
  • 20.04. AGGRAVATED KIDNAPPING terrorize

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  • Sexual intercourse means
  • penetration of the female sex organ by the male
    sex organ

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  • Melvin is mad at his girlfriend, he goes to her
    house and they start yelling at each other, her
    mother calls the police. When they get there, he
    grabs her around the neck and tells them to get
    back, then they drive off in the car. What
    offense do you think has been committed?
  • 20.04. AGGRAVATED KIDNAPPING shield or hostage

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  • What is the acceptable age difference between
    victim and actor under defense to prosecution of
    a sexual assault?
  • no more than 3 years older

112
  • Can Homosexuals have sexual intercourse as
    defined by the code?
  • no

113
  • When is 20.04.AGGRAVATED KIDNAPPING a 1st degree
    felony reduced to a 2nd degree felony?
  • AT Trial during punishment phase, the defendant
    may raise issue in regard to voluntary release of
    victim in safe place. Issue must be shown by
    preponderance of evidence, if shown,
    classification drops one degree to 2nd.

114
  • Melvin is mad at his girlfriend, he goes to her
    house and ask her to take a ride with him, which
    she does. He drives her around and will not allow
    her to get out of the car. He uses bodily force
    to restrain her movements and takes her to the
    far west end of the island of Galveston where
    there are no people. What offense do you think
    has been committed?
  • Kidnapping

115
  • What is the Culpable mental state under Sexual
    Assault?
  • intentionally or knowingly

116
  • Under 21.06. HOMOSEXUAL CONDUCT, what is the
    forbidden conduct?
  • deviate sexual intercourse with another of the
    same sex

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  • What is the exception stated for the offense of
    SALE OR PURCHASE OF CHILD?
  • that the thing of value is fee paid to a
    child-placing agency, to an attorney or physician
    for services rendered in usual course of legal or
    medical practice reimbursement of legal or
    medical expenses

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  • Habitation means
  • structure or vehicle adapted for overnight
    accommodation of persons includes separately
    secured or occupied portion of the structure and
    each appurtenant to or connected with

119
  • Building means
  • structure or enclosure intended for use or
    occupation as a habitation or for some purpose of
    trade, manufacture, ornament or use

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  • Is there an AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE TO PROSECUTION
    under Sexual Assault?
  • Yes,
  • that it was with consent and the actor is no more
    than 3 years older than the victim who is 14 or
    older

121
  • Property means
  • real property, tangible or intangible personal
    property, includes things severed from land,
    document, money, or thing of value

122
  • Vehicle means
  • any device in, on, by which persons or property
    are or may be propelled, moved, or drawn in the
    normal course of commerce or transportation

123
  • Controlled burning means
  • burning of unwanted vegetation with consent of
    owner and fire is controlled and limited to
    certain area

124
  • What are the required culpability's of the
    offense of ARSON?
  • Intentionally, knowingly or recklessly

125
  • Bill and Jack want to burglarize the hardware
    store. They go into the garage to find the tools
    that they will need to complete the conduct. They
    put the tools in the car and drive to the
    hardware store. Is this criminal attempt?
  • NO

126
  • Bill and Jack want to burglarize the hardware
    store. They go into the garage to find the tools
    that they will need to complete the conduct. They
    put the tools in the car and drive to the
    hardware store. Bill and Jack take the tools out
    of the car and try to pry the window open. Is
    this criminal attempt?
  • Yes

127
  • When does a person commit an offense under
    criminal attempt?
  • when there is an act done that amounts to more
    than mere preparation that tends but fails to
    allow for the completion of the offense

128
  • A person has in his possession an altered dollar
    bill that you know he intends to put into a
    vending machine to enter the coin box and cause
    the machine to expel all coinage. This person has
    committed what offense?
  • UNLAWFUL USE OF CRIMINAL INSTRUMENT
    classification one lower crime than intended

129
  • Under criminal attempt, must the act have to
    complete the offense?
  • no

130
  • DEFINITIONS OF CULPABLE MENTAL of knowingly,
    knowledge is
  • aware of the nature of his conduct, aware that
    conduct is reasonably certain to cause the result

131
  • What are the elements of criminal homicide?
  • intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with
    criminal negligence, CAUSES THE DEATH OF AN
    INDIVIDUAL

132
  • What are the titles of Criminal homicide?
  • MURDER CAPITAL MURDER MANSLAUGHTER CRIMINALLY
    NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE

133
  • What is the forbidden conduct of the offense of
    Arson?
  • starts a fire or causes an explosion with intent
    to destroy or damage.

134
  • What is the defined property that is damaged or
    destroyed under the offense of Arson?
  • vegetation, fence, structure on open space land,
    any building or habitation, or vehicle that is
    within the city limits, is insured, is subject to
    mortgage or security interest on property of
    another or contains property of another

135
  • DEFINITIONS OF CULPABLE MENTAL of recklessly,
    reckless is
  • is aware of but consciously disregards a
    substantial or unjustifiable risk that the
    circumstances will exist or result will occur,
    risk is gross deviation from standard of care of
    ordinary person as viewed from actors standpoint.

136
  • Bill is going to rob the stop and go. He takes
    his gun and enters the store and sticks it in the
    clerks face, who grabs the gun and they struggle
    over it and it accidentally goes off. What
    offense has Bill committed, based on the elements
    given?
  • 19.2 MURDER- he did not intentionally commit
    the murder while committing or attempting to
    commit robbery

137
  • Bill is going to rob the stop and go. He takes
    his gun and enters the store and sticks it in the
    clerks face, who begs him not to shoot her, but
    Bill is heartless and pulls the trigger and kills
    the clerk. What offense has Bill committed, based
    on the elements given?
  • 19.03 CAPITAL MURDER causes death during the
    commission of robbery

138
  • A person commits what offense, if he sells,
    rents, leases, loans or gives a handgun to anyone
    knowing that the handgun is intended to be used
    in the commission of an unlawful act. or ,
    rents, leases, loans or gives a handgun to anyone
    younger than 18 years of age any firearm, club or
    illegal knife or sells a firearm or ammunition
    for a firearm to any intoxicated person ?
  • 46.06 UNLAWFUL TRANSFER OF CERTAIN WEAPONS

139
  • When the jury finds that they have a reasonable
    doubt about evidence which supports a defense to
    prosecution, what MUST they do?
  • acquit the defendant

140
  • DEFINITIONS OF CULPABLE MENTAL of criminal
    negligence, criminally negligent,
  • ought to have been aware of a substantial or
    unjustifiable risk that the circumstances exist
    or result will occur, risk is gross deviation
    from standard of care of ordinary person as
    viewed from actors standpoint.

141
  • Bill and Jack want to burglarize the hardware
    store. They go into the garage to find the tools
    that they will need to complete the conduct. Is
    this criminal attempt?
  • NO

142
  • Who must show evidence to support An affirmative
    defense to prosecution ?
  • The defense

143
  • What are the exceptions that allow for the
    prosecution and conviction of a person younger
    than 15 for an offense?
  • perjury and aggravated perjury when there is
    understanding of the obligation motor vehicle
    code misdemeanors punishable by fine only except
    PI, violation of political ordinances, violation
    of or lesser included offenses of Capital murder,
    agg controlled substance felony, 1st degree
    felony transferred to district jurisdiction.

144
  • Bill is going to rob the stop and go. He takes
    his gun and enters the store and sticks it in the
    clerks face, and gets the money. He is very
    frightened and runs from the store, jumps in his
    car and backs out without looking, strikes a
    pedestrian and runs over him killing him. What
    offense has Bill committed, based on the elements
    given?
  • 19.02 MURDER commits or attempts to commit a
    felony, other than manslaughter, and in the
    course of committing, or immediate flight from
    commits an act clearly dangerous to human life
    and causes the death of an individual, the death
    was not intentional

145
  • When must the prosecuting attorney "negate" an
    affirmative defense to prosecution?
  • he is not

146
  • Can the punishment for a STATE JAIL FELONY be
    the same as that of a 3rd degree felony?
  • yes when shown that a deadly weapon was used
    OR exhibited, whether by actor or as a party to
    offense, as defined in CCP 42.12.3g(a)(2) or had
    been convicted of a felony previously listed in
    CCP 42.12.3g(a)(1). CCP 42.12.3g(a)(1)
    (murder, capital murder, indecency with child,
    aggravated sexual assault, and aggravated
    robbery) or under CCP 42.12.3g (a)(2)
    (Affirmative findings and minimum punishments for
    the affirmative findings)

147
  • when shown that a deadly weapon was used OR
    exhibited, whether by actor or as a party to
    offense, as defined in CCP 42.12.3g(a)(2) during
    the commission of a state jail felony, can the
    punishment range based on that fact be the same
    as a 3rd degree felony?
  • Yes

148
  • If a person has been convicted of a felony
    previously listed in CCP 42.12.3g(a)(1). or CCP
    42.12.3g(a)(1) (murder, capital murder,
    indecency with child, aggravated sexual assault,
    and aggravated robbery) or under CCP 42.12.3g
    (a)(2) (Affirmative findings and minimum
    punishments for the affirmative findings) and
    commits a state jail felony, how can that person
    be punished?
  • as if it was a 3rd degree felony

149
  • Bill and his brother are involved in a fight over
    a car. Bill and his brother are rolling around on
    the ground and Bill produces a pocket knife and
    stabs his brother in the leg, striking the artery
    and his brother bleeds to death in the yard. What
    offense has Bill committed, based on the elements
    given?
  • 19.02 MURDER intends SBI, and causes death

150
  • is a person criminally responsible if the wrong
    person is harmed or the wrong property is
    damaged?
  • yes

151
  • What is the distinction between accomplices and
    principles?
  • There is no accomplices in the State of Texas

152
  • What is the difference between reckless and
    criminal negligent?
  • reckless is conscious disregarding and CN is
    ought to have been aware

153
  • Bill and his brother are involved in a fight over
    Bills wife whom he just caught in bed with his
    brother. Bill and his brother are rolling around
    on the ground and Bill produces a pocket knife
    and stabs his brother in the heart, striking the
    aorta and his brother bleeds to death in the
    yard. What offense has Bill committed, based on
    the elements given?
  • 19.02 MURDER causes death, possible 2nd degree
    because of sudden passion/adequate cause

154
  • If NOT for the person's conduct, the results
    would NOT have occurred, either operating alone
    or concurrently with another cause, UNLESS the
    cause was "clearly sufficient" to produce the
    results, and the conduct "clearly" insufficient
    is what?
  • CAUSATION CONDUCT AND RESULTS

155
  • If Johnny helps Randy commit an offense then he
    can be charged as an accomplice.
  • false

156
  • When is an affirmative defense NOT submitted or
    negate?
  • when there is NO evidence supporting the
    affirmative defense.

157
  • Wanda, the cheerleader mom, was convicted for
    hiring a man to kill her daughters rivals
    mother. What offense did she commit and why?
  • Solicitation of CAPITAL MURDER 1st degree
    felony, because of the remuneration or promise of
    same employs another to commit murder

158
  • intentionally or knowingly causes death of person
    murdered is peace officer or fireman in lawful
    discharge of official duty and actor knows victim
    is po or fd
  • intentionally while committing or attempting to
    commit kidnapping burglary robbery aggravated
    sexual assault arson obstruction retaliation
  • What are the elements of Capital Murder?

159
  • for remuneration or promise of same employs
    another to commit murder while escaping or
    attempting to escape (penal) while incarcerated
    in penal, murders another who is employed by the
    institution with intent to establish, maintain
    or participate in a combination or in the profit
    of a combination while serving life or 99 for
    20.44,22.021 or 29.03 murders more than one
    person in same transaction or in furtherance of
    the same scheme or course murders child under 6
    years of age
  • What are the elements of Capital Murder?

160
  • It is a DEFENSE under Perjury or Aggravated
    Perjury that oath was irregularly administered or
    that a document was not sworn to if document
    contains a recital that it was made under oath
    declarant must have been aware of recital when he
    signed it.
  • False

161
  • Under PERJURY, for a person to commit this
    offense, the intent must be what?
  • deceive and with knowledge of the statement's
    meaning

162
  • For a CRIMINAL SOLICITATION, the intended
    offense must be of what classification?
  • capital or 1st degree felony

163
  • When the affirmative defense IS submitted to the
    jury, what is the level of proof of evidence must
    be accepted?
  • Preponderance of the evidence

164
  • What offense is committed it a person sells,
    rents, leases, loans or gives a handgun to any
    person knowing that an active protective order is
    directed to the person to whom the handgun is to
    be delivered?
  • 46.06 UNLAWFUL TRANSFER OF CERTAIN WEAPONS

165
  • What is a lesser included offense of Capital
    Murder?
  • Murder

166
  • Criminal episode means the commission of ______
    or more offenses, regardless of number or persons
    or property
  • 2 or more

167
  • when a person makes a False statement under oath
    or swears to true of false statement which is
    required to be made under oath or makes a false
    unsworn declaration under Chapter 132, Civil
    Practice and Remedies Code, that person has
    committed what offense?
  • Perjury

168
  • When is a person criminally responsible as a
    party?
  • when the offense is committed by a persons
    conduct or the conduct of another for which he is
    responsible.

169
  • When a person offers, confers, agrees to confer
    any benefit on a public servant that he knows
    the public servant is prohibited for accepting,
    that person has committed what offense?
  • 36.09. OFFERING GIFT TO PUBLIC SERVANT

170
  • What is the exception listed under Arson?
  • that the fire or explosion was part of controlled
    burn on open space land when the damaged or
    destroyed property is vegetation, fence, or
    structure

171
  • DEFENSE TO PROSECUTION under Arson is what?
  • building, habitation, or vehicle when in the
    limits of incorporated city or town the person
    obtained a permit authorizing the burn

172
  • Arson is what Classification with no bodily
    injury?
  • 2nd degree felony

173
  • Under 19.04. MANSLAUGHTER, what is the culpable
    mental state?
  • recklessness

174
  • Tom and Butch get into a fight on the dike. Butch
    beats Tom up and then goes to bed, leaving Tom
    unconscious by the water, notes that the tide is
    coming in, but does not move Tom. Butch wakes up
    in the morning, but Tom does not. What offense
    has been committed?
  • 19.02 MURDER intends SBI, and causes death

175
  • Under a Criminal episode it is true that there
    can be any number of persons or property involved
    in the same transaction.
  • True

176
  • Any bodily movement, whether voluntary or
    involuntary to include speech defines what?
  • An ACT

177
  • Tom and Butch are both at the beach. Butch is
    cutting doughnuts in his fast truck. Tom is
    laying on the beach soaking up the sun. Butch
    sees the people in the area, but continues to
    drive erratically and runs over Tom and kills
    him. What offense has been committed?
  • Under 19.04. MANSLAUGHTER

178
  • Criminal episode means the commission of 2 or
    more offenses, regardless of number or persons or
    property and must be what?
  • pursuant to the same criminal transaction or
    connected or constitute a common scheme or plan,
    repeated commission of the same offense or
    similar offense.

179
  • All offenses arising out of a single criminal
    episode may be prosecuted how?
  • under a single criminal action

180
  • Under EVADING ARREST OR DETENTION, a 2nd degree
    Felony is committed when what happens?
  • if another suffers death as a direct result of
    the officers attempted apprehension of the actor

181
  • Tom and Butch were both at the beach. They are
    riding home on Butt's motorcycle and he is
    driving very fast, too fast. DPS enters into a
    pursuit of Butch and Tom on the bike and Butch
    looses it. Tom is killed, but Butch lives. What
    offense has been committed?
  • Under 19.04. MANSLAUGHTER

182
  • When a person recklessly caused death of a
    person, what offense has been committed?
  • 19.04. MANSLAUGHTER

183
  • When a person causes death of another by criminal
    negligence, what offense has been committed?
  • 19.05 CRIMINALLY NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE

184
  • What classification is the offense of 19.05
    CRIMINALLY NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE?
  • State Jail Felony

185
  • To Restrain a person is to.....
  • to restrict a person's movements without consent,
    so as to INTERFERE SUBSTANTIALLY with his
    liberty, by MOVING him from one place to another
    or by confining him.

186
  • Is there a DEFENSE TO PROSECUTION under sexual
    assault?
  • Yes, that the penetration of the sexual organ or
    anus of the child of the child was for medical
    reasons and nothing more.and there is consent

187
  • When is sexual assault is without the effective
    consent of the victim?
  • Compels by physical force or violence
  • threatening to use force or violence and there is
    belief by victim actor is capable to execute
    threat
  • victim is unconscious or physically unable to
    resist and has not consented
  • actor knows r mental disease or defect other is
    incapable of appraising the nature of the act

188
  • When is sexual assault is without the effective
    consent of the victim?
  • unaware that sexual assault is occurring
  • actor intentionally impaired victim's power to
    appraise or control themselves by gibing any
    substance without victim's knowledge
  • threat to use force or violence against any
    person and there is belief by victim actor is
    capable to execute

189
  • When is sexual assault is without the effective
    consent of the victim?
  • actor is public servant who coerces
  • actor is a mental health service provider who
    causes the other person, a patient or former
    patient of the actor to submit or participate by
    exploiting the other persons emotional
    dependency on the actor
  • actor is CLERGYMAN who causes the other person to
    submit or participate by exploiting the others
    emotional dependency on the actors professional
    character as spiritual advisor

190
  • WHEN does a person commit an offense?
  • when he voluntarily engages in conduct, act or
    omission or possession

191
  • ACTOR'S INTEREST IN PROPERTY, is there a defense
    to prosecution when the property damaged is
    community property?
  • It is no defense to prosecution under this
    chapter that the actor has an interest in the
    property damaged or destroyed if another person
    also has an interest that the actor is not
    entitled to infringe.

192
  • 28.06 AMOUNT OF PECUNIARY LOSS, what determines
    the value of property when it is DESTROYED?
  • fair market value at that time
  • amount owed on the property at that time

193
  • 1. DEBT... the amount due and collectible at
    maturity minus any part satisfied
  • 2. OTHER THAN DEBT... greatest amount of economic
    loss that owner will suffer by virtue of
    document loss
  • 3. WHEN AMOUNT OF LOSS cannot be ascertained,
    loss is deemed greater than 500 but less than
    1,500.00
  • When property is DOCUMENTS, other than those of
    market value, value is set by what standards?

194
  • When actor has interest in property, value is
    deducted in what manner?
  • DESTROYED PROPERTY the amount of interest
  • DAMAGED PROPERTY the amount of loss equal to
    the amount of ownership ratio

195
  • Under INTERFERENCE WITH RAILROAD PROPERTY
    Railroad property is defined as
  • train,_locomotive,_railroad car, caboose, work
    equipment, rolling stock, safety device, switch,
    or connection that is owned, leased, operated or
    possessed by a railroad or a railroad track,
    rail, bridge, trestle, or right-of-way owned or
    used by a railroad.

196
  • A person commits what offense if he throws an
    object or discharges a firearm or weapon at a
    train or rail mounted work equipment?
  • INTERFERENCE WITH RAILROAD PROPERTY

197
  • What offense is committed when a person causes
    bodily injury to another the actor knows to be a
    public servant and is lawfully discharging an
    official duty or in retaliation of an exercise of
    official power or performance of an official duty
    as a public servant has?
  • Assault, 3rd degree felony

198
  • Jack is a punk. He is walking down the street and
    sees Tina, who is 13 years of age. He walks up to
    her and without saying a word grabs her by the
    breast and begins feeling it, then walks off.
    What offense and classification has been
    committed?
  • Indecency with a child, 2nd degree

199
  • Jack is a jerk. He is walking down the street and
    sees Tina, who is 18 years of age. He walks up to
    her and without saying a word grabs her by the
    breast and puts his hand between her legs, she
    struggles and falls down, he walks off. What
    offense and classification has been committed?
  • Assault, Class A, bodily injury he caused
    recklessly

200
  • Jack is a punk. He is walking down the street and
    sees Tina, who is 18 years of age. He walks up to
    her and without saying a word grabs her by the
    breast and begins feeling it, then walks off.
    What offense and classification has been
    committed?
  • Assault, Class C, by physical contact

201
  • Under 21.06. HOMOSEXUAL CONDUCT, where does the
    forbidden conduct take place?
  • code is not specific

202
  • Deviate sexual intercourse means
  • oral sex penetration of genitals or anus with an
    object

203
  • Jack is a punk. He is walking down the street and
    sees old Miss Amy. He ask her for money and she
    tells him that she has none. He tells her that
    he is going to kick her ass What offense and
    classification has been committed?
  • Assault, Class C, by threat

204
  • What is a charging instrument?
  • The indictment or information used to formally
    charge a person with an offense

205
  • What is defined by statute, municipal ordinance,
    order of county commissioners court or rule
    authorized and lawfully adopted?
  • Conduct

206
  • When is a person causes or aids an innocent
    person to act with the required culpability then
    that person is what?
  • criminally responsible for the conduct of another

207
  • When is POSSESSION a voluntary act?
  • if the thing is possessed knowingly, the person
    is aware of his control over the thing and has
    sufficient time to permit termination of control.

208
  • A LICENCES HOLDER commit an offense when he
    INTENTIONALLY CARRIES A HANDGUN ON OR ABOUT HIS
    PERSON AND INTENTIONALLY FAILS TO CONCEAL IT and
    that offense is Classified as a ???
  • CLASS A MISDEMEANOR

209
  • MUST the prosecuting attorney "negate" the
    exception to an offense in the charging
    instrument?
  • yes, that the defendants conduct does not fall
    within the exception

210
  • conduct occurs inside this state
  • conduct outside constitutes attempt inside this
    state
  • conduct outside constitutes conspiracy inside
    this state and an act occurs inside this state
  • conduct inside this state constitutes attempt,
    solicitation or conspiracy to commit an act in
    another jurisdiction that is an offense here
  • When would the state of Texas have jurisdiction
    over an offense?

211
  • If the juvenile court DOES NOT waive jurisdiction
    and certify the individual for criminal
    prosecution, for what offenses can a person be
    prosecuted before reaching 17 years of age?
  • perjury and aggravated perjury when there is
    understanding of the obligation motor vehicle
    code misdemeanors punishable by fine only except
    PI, violation of political ordinances

212
  • If Bill wants his wife killed and contacts John
    and request that he do the deed, is Bill
    criminally responsible for Johns conduct?
  • Yes, he has acted to promote the commission
    through solicitation, encouragement, direction,
    aid, or attempted aid

213
  • Under EVADING ARREST OR DETENTION Prosecution may
    be under this section or another or both.
  • True

214
  • NO person may, in any case, be punished by DEATH
    for an offense committed while he was younger
    than what age?
  • 17 years of age

215
  • When a body is found in this State, what is
    presumed?
  • That the death occurred here in this state

216
  • Is it true that If death is the only reason for
    jurisdiction and the conduct that caused the
    death in not an offense in the jurisdiction where
    that conduct occurred, then it is a defense to
    the exercise of jurisdiction.
  • True

217
  • CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES are what?
  • felonies and misdemeanors

218
  • What level of proof is needed for each element to
    win conviction?
  • PROOF BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT

219
  • Under EVADING ARREST OR DETENTION, a 3rd degree
    Felony is committed when what happens?
  • when another suffers serious bodily injury as
    direct result of attempted apprehension of the
    officer from whom the actor is fleeing and while
    in flight

220
  • For a person to be charged with an Offenses based
    on OMISSION what conditions must be fulfilled?
  • conduct must be defined as omission by a statute
    actor MUST have a statutory duty to act
  • when offense is based on omission, jurisdiction
    is established in this state regardless of the
    actor's location

221
  • Does the criminal code dispense with civil
    liability?
  • NO

222
  • What class of offense does not impose legal
    disability or disadvantage?
  • Class C misdemeanor

223
  • BODILY INJURY means what?
  • physical pain, illness, or any impairment of
    physical condition

224
  • Under EVADING ARREST OR DETENTION, a State Jail
    Felony is committed when what happens?
  • when actor uses a vehicle in flight and has been
    previously convicted under this section

225
  • 1.02 OBJECTIVES OF THE CODE what is the GENERAL
    PURPOSE OF THE CODE?
  • establish system of prohibitions, penalties and
    correctional measures to deal with conduct that
    causes or threatens harm to individuals or
    interest for which protection by the state is
    appropriate. to ensure this purpose the state has
    established objectivesdeterrent influence of
    penalties

226
  • how many classifications are there of felonies?
  • capital, 1, 2, 3, state jail 5

227
  • When is an OMISSION a "violation"?
  • When the act of omission is defined as an offense
    and the actor has a duty to perform the act

228
  • DEFINITION AND GRADING OF OFFENSES
  • of violation giving fair warning of what is
    prohibited of and consequences
  • PROPORTIONATE PENALTIES
  • proportionate to seriousness of crime
    recognition of differences in rehabilitation
    possibili
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