The 'Primary 2 Practice Exam' assesses knowledge on Texas laws regarding alcohol influence, weapon carrying, and gambling. It tests legal thresholds and restrictions pertinent to law enforcement and public safety.
KIDNEYS
SKIN
HEARTS
BLOOD
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No offense if he was really cursed at
Violation of the civil rights of a person in custody
Aggravated Assault
False Imprisonment
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A person being arrested uses force against the officer who is trying to arrest him.
Fleeing from an officer attempting to make an arrest
Hiding from an officer attempting to make an arrest
Pulling away from an officer trying to make an arrest (no contact)
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No offense since dad watched the movie in his home
Child pornography
Displaying harmful material to a minor
No offense if dad claims the tape was for sex education of his daughter
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17
18
19
20
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4
5
6
7
9
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Disorderly conduct
Hindering proceeding.
Obstruction.
Retaliation.
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The amount of damage is from $500 to $1,5000.
The amount of damage is $100,000 or more but > than $200,000
The property damaged was a fence used to contain cattle.
The property damaged was a fence used to contain exotic poultry.
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No, because he is the owner.
No, because the window was already broken.
Yes because he didn’t go in through the door
Yes because his wife had locked him out once before.
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The value of the item taken
The fact that the property was taken from a person rather than from a business
The use of attempted use of force
None of the above, the only difference is punishment
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A felony
A misdemeanor
A civil case
Violation of the Constitution
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Theft of Service.
Credit card abuse.
Forgery.
Theft but only for the food they ate.
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Class B theft of the DVD because the amount stolen is $201 difference between what he paid and the actual cost of the DVD.
Deceptive business practice.
Fraud in the inducement.
Fraudulent destruction, removal or concealment of a writing a Class A misdemeanor “price tag switching”.
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Bill is guilty of attempted theft of $10,000.
Bill is not guilty of any crime since the insurance did not pay the claim.
Bill is guilty of securing execution of a document by deception.
Bill is guilty of insurance fraud even though he did not receive money for the false claim.
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No offense.
Class B Theft.
Class A Theft.
Class A Tampering with Identification Numbers
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SYNAGOGUE
RACETRACK
DEPARTMENT STORE
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME
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24 HOURS
72 HOURS
TWO DAYS
ONE WEEK
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UNLAWFULLY CARRYING A WEAPON
CARRYING A WEAPON IN A PROHIBITED PLACE
UNLAWFUL CARRYING OF A HANDGUN BY LICENSE HOLDER
NO OFFENSE
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HE CAN CARRY HIS GUN TO A HOSPITAL
HE CAN CARRY HIS GUN TO A PUBLIC PARK
HE CAN CARRY HIS GUN TO A HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL GAME
HE CAN CARRY HIS GUN TO CHURCH
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JOE IS STOPPED FOR SPEEDING AND UPON PATDOWN, A NIGHTSTICK IS RECOVERED FROM HIS FRONT POCKET
JOE IS STOPPED FOR SPEEDING IN HIS VEHICLE AND A HANDGUN IS LAYING IN PLAIN VIEW IN THE DRIVER'S SIDE FLOORBOARD
JOE IS STOPPED WALKING FROM HIS HOUSE TO HIS CAR AND HAS A GUN IN HIS POCKET
JOE IS STOPPED FOR SPEEDING IN HIS VEHICLE AND A GUN IN FOUND UNDER THE DRIVER'S SEAT
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Class C Criminal Mischief
Class A Interference with Emergency Phone Call
Class A Assault Family Violence
No offense because there was no emergency
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Pulling the defendants arm behind his back when handcuffing the defendant and the defendant says that it hurts.
Not allowing a defendant in custody to use his cell phone to call his lawyer after he is under arrest.
Touching the breast of a female in custody because your partner dares you to do so.
Touching the breast of a female in custody because your partner dares you to do so.
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Putting a cat in a sack and beating it with a stick
Shooting your neighbor’s dog with a pellet gun every time it begins to bark when you neighbor leaves the house.
Shoots a dog that was run over by a car to put it out of its misery
Poisoning a domesticated living creature, including any stray or feral cat or dog.
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False Report to a Peace Officer
Failure to Identify
Hindering Apprehension
No offense
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Prostitution
Promotion of prostitution
Compelling prostitution
Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity
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Suspect uses physical force in avoiding apprehension in each; therefore, there is no difference.
Suspect uses force to avoid apprehension in evading but not in resisting
Suspect uses force to avoid apprehension in resisting but merely runs away in evading
None of the above
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True
False
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Intentionally damages the tangible property of another.
Intentionally tampers with the tangible property of another causing loss or inconvenience.
Intentionally makes markings such as slogans and drawings on another’s property.
All of the above.
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The amount of damage is over $1,000 but under $1,500.
The amount of damage is over $1,500.
The damage was to a habitation and caused by an explosion.
The act caused the interruption of a public water supply.
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Building, car, coin operated machine or coin collection machine
Building, habitation, vehicle, coin operated machine or coin collection machine
Building, house, car, home, coin operated machine or coin collection machine
Breaking and entering, remaining concealed, reaching in with intent to commit a theft
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With the intent to commit a felony, theft or assault.
And remains concealed with the intent to commit a felony, theft or assault
And commits or attempts to commits a felony, theft or an assault.
All of the above.
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Sexual assault
Disorderly conduct
Prostitution
Forge a prescription
True
False
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Incorrect-he no longer has possession.
Incorrect-he did not have title to the property.
Correct-the employee had a greater right to possession than the thief.
Correct-only if he personally witnessed the theft.
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The steering column was broken.
The car window and door locks were broken.
The car was recently stolen in a robbery.
All of the above
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Stole from a retail store located in a mall.
Supervised one or more other persons to engage in the theft.
Stole from a store going out of business.
Stole from a store that sells computers.
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0.08
0.09
0.10
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No offense since there was no pain
Class A Resisting Arrest
Class A assault
3rd Degree Assault on a Public Servant
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NO OFFENSE
CARRYING A WEAPON
POSSESSION OF A PROHIBITED WEAPON
UNLAWFUL CARRYING BY A LICENSE HOLDER
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NO OFFENSE SINCE FIVE YEARS HAVE PASSED SINCE HE GOT OFF OF PAROLE
NO OFFENSE SINCE RIFLES ARE LEGAL WEAPONS
CARRYING A WEAPON
FELON IN POSSESSION OF A FIREARM
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CLASS B MISDEMEANOR
CLASS A MISDEMEANOR
3RD DEGREE FELONY
1ST DEGREE FELONY
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UNLAWFULLY CARRYING A WEAPON
CARRYING A WEAPON IN A PROHIBITED PLACE
POSSESSION OF A PROHIBITED WEAPON
NO OFFENSE
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You use frequent flyer miles you have accumulated while working for the City of Houston for personal use.
The City of Houston buys new copies of the Penal Code and you take the old copies home for your library.
You use the Xerox machine at the City of Houston to make a copy of your tax return for your records.
You use your office computer at the City of Houston to watch DVDs.
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Barratry and Solicitation of Professional Employment
Abuse of Official Capacity
Official Oppression
Interference with Public Duties
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Pornography
Obscenities
Sexual conduct
Acts contrary to prurient interests
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A building, habitation or vehicle
Any vegetation, fence or structure on open space land
A person inside a house
A and B
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Any land without a house on it.
Backyards and front yards.
School yards and playgrounds within city limits.
Real property that is undeveloped for the purpose of human habitation.
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Always a felony
Always a misdemeanor
Sometimes a felony and sometimes a misdemeanor
None of the above
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