Trivia Quiz: How Well Do You Know About California Penal Code?
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How Well Do You Know About California Penal Code? Are you practicing to become a legal representative in California? The quiz below is perfect for helping you review how well you understand the penal code and some of the common cases. Do give it a shot and get to find out for sure — all the best with your studies.
- 1.To which of the following convictions does P.C. § 1203.4a apply?
- A.
Felony conviction; sentenced to prison; no probation.
- B.
Felony conviction; sentenced to probation in county jail.
- C.
Misdemeanor conviction; sentenced to jail; summary probation.
- D.
Misdemeanor conviction; sentenced to jail; no probation.
- E.
Misdemeanor conviction; no incarceration; formal probation.
- 2.Which of the following convictions is not covered under P.C. §§ 1203.4, 1203.4a?
- A.
Felony conviction; sentenced to prison; no probation.
- B.
Felony conviction; sentenced to probation in county jail.
- C.
Misdemeanor conviction; sentenced to jail; summary probation.
- D.
Misdemeanor conviction; sentenced to jail; no probation.
- E.
Misdemeanor conviction; no incarceration; formal probation.
- 3.Which of the following convictions is most likely eligible for MANDATORY application of the remedy in P.C. § 1203.4?
- A.
Felony conviction; sentenced to probation in county jail; probation completed without an incident.
- B.
Misdemeanor conviction; sentenced to jail; no probation.
- C.
Misdemeanor conviction; formal probation; found in violation for failing a drug test.
- D.
Misdemeanor conviction; no incarceration; summary probation; arrested before the end of probation.
- E.
Felony conviction; sentenced to prison; early-released from parole.
- 4.A petition under P.C. 1203.4 should be filed at the court of conviction, following procedures used by the ________ of conviction.
- 5.Which of the following is the surest sign that P.C. § 17(b) cannot be applied to reduce a felony conviction to a misdemeanor one?
- A.
The felony conviction was for a violent offense.
- B.
The felony conviction was a wobbler.
- C.
The felony conviction involved dishonesty and fraud.
- D.
The felony conviction occurred in the last one year.
- E.
The felony conviction resulted in a prison term.
- 6.Who below is eligible for P.C. §§ 1203.4, 1203.4a remedies?
- A.
Adam is currently on a summary probation for a misdemeanor conviction, and the probation is due to end tomorrow.
- B.
Beth was recently released from her parole for a felony conviction but is still under police investigation for an unrelated crime.
- C.
Carla is currently serving time in county jail for a misdemeanor conviction. She will not be released for another month.
- D.
Danny is off probation and out of jail, but he still owes the court $1,000 in restitution fees.
- E.
Evan completed his prison term in 2005 and was released from parole in 2007. He was indicted for a misdemeanor DUI yesterday.
- 7.For a conviction in the LAX (Airport) Court in Los Angeles County, which prosecuting attorney's office must be notified under P.C. § 1203.4? Check all that apply.
- A.
If misdemeanor, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
- B.
If felony, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
- C.
If misdemeanor, the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office.
- D.
If misdemeanor, the City of Hawthorne Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
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