Criminal Quizzes & Trivia

Criminal. What comes to mind when you hear the word? A masked bandit? A serial killer? Criminal, in the legal sense, is both an adjective and a noun. It can describe a person who has committed a crime – the criminal. Or it can describe an act that is illegal – criminal negligence, for example.

In both of the above cases, the action or person can be punished by law. How well can you determine what is criminal? Can you figure out who the legal criminal is in any scenario? What are the punishments for different criminal acts? How are these punishments determined? Are you ready to test your skills on criminal law? Try yourself now with these quizzes on all things criminal.

Throughout history, people have been identified with specific groups. Some even formed gangs that would protect their member through whatever. If you were to join a gang with your group of friends which one do you think it would...

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 10264 | Last updated: Oct 13, 2020

Sample Question
What color rag do you wear?

Red

Blue

Black

A Trivia Quiz On Bloods Gang!

It’s red, and it comes out if you get a cut. Believe it or not, a lot of people don’t have much knowledge on the topic of blood after those two facts – but today we’re going to see if you can do any...

Questions: 23 | Attempts: 14226 | Last updated: Nov 2, 2020

Sample Question
1. What does Bloods refer to?

Blood Tests

Los Angeles Street Gang

A group of people wearing red bandanas

Capilaries

What Type Of Criminal Are You?

Let’s say one day you decided to take a turn to the dark side and become wrapped up in the life of a criminal; which route would you take? Would you become a mob boss, dishing out orders and icing people who wronged you? Or...

Questions: 6 | Attempts: 4836 | Last updated: Feb 22, 2019

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A teacher who is in charge of the school play loves a football team you absolutely hate. They say that they painted the name of the team somewhere on the set. What do you do?

Destroy the set anonymously and leave it at that. Who cares if you get kicked out of the play. Or suspended from school?

Get someone to put your team's logo on the set during curtain call but don't tell anybody it was your idea but the person doing it. Let the teacher take revenge on them instead of you.

When no one's around write the team's name over the set in a secret place, or not so secret but do it back stage. No one sees you do it.

Wait for someone else to tell you to do something to it and do it for a price..... (grades, $ etc...)

Get your 'friends' to trash the set at night or send a threat to the directer to reveal where they wrote the team's name.

Criminal Procedure Final Exam

Questions relating to: 4th Amendment 5th Amendment 6th Amendment

Questions: 28 | Attempts: 3973 | Last updated: Nov 2, 2018

Sample Question
Which one of the following is not a 4th Amendment Protection?

Protection against unreasonable searches & seizures

Right to counsel in your defense

No warrants without probable cause

Would You Make A Good Criminal?

This test is determined to see if you would make a good criminal or not.

Questions: 7 | Attempts: 2102 | Last updated: Jan 30, 2013

Sample Question
When you hear "cop" what is the first thing you think of?

Good people (:

Run!

Friends.

I hate them.

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Criminal Questions & Answers

What is the difference between Burglary and Theft?

Burglary refers to illegal entry into a private or public building with the intent of committing a crime. Theft means to take something from someone else with no intention of giving it back. Both terms also differ in terms of how the crime is punishe

What is the difference between Parole and Probation?

Foremost, probation describes the sentence given by the judge, either in portion or as a whole. Sometimes, when someone commits a minor crime, he can be put on probation to serve as punishment for him. If you are on probation, you will need to be att

What is the difference between Grand Jury and Petit Jury?

A grand jury is a group of citizens assembled by the government to listen and check evidence from the prosecution's witness against an accused, mostly to determine whether an accused should be charged. A grand jury usually works with the prosecutor t

What is the difference between Aiding and abetting and conspiracy?

In accordance with the United States of America Code Title 18, Section 2 paraphrased anyone who commits any offense against the United States of America or counsels, aids, commands, abets, or procures its commission; such a person is punishable. Also