] BRI ' [ Question 1 1 pts 1. An ex post facto law is a law which has a retroactive effect. O True (O False [ | Question 2 1 pts 2. An alcoholic cannot be convicted for the offense of being drunk in a public place based upon the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments (O True O False [ > Question 3 1 pts 3. Substantive criminal law deals with the minimum standards of behavior in society. () True @ hcc.instructure.com ] BRI ' [ Question 3 1 pts 3. Substantive criminal law deals with the minimum standards of behavior in society. O True O False [ Question 4 1 pts 4. Agencies within the legislative branch of government administer and enforce laws () True O False | > Question 5 1 pts 5. The \"prior notice\" doctrine requires that fair warning be given in language that the ordinary person will understand. @ hcc.instructure.com ] BRI ' [ > | Question 5 1 pts 5. The \"prior notice\" doctrine requires that fair warning be given in language that the ordinary person will understand. O True () False [ | Question 6 1 pts 6. Status crimes have no act requirement (O True O False [ | Question 7 1 pts 7. One reason a person would not commit a crime is that they fear arrest. O True @ hcc.instructure.com 7. One reason a person would not commit a crime is that they fear arrest. O True (O False Question 8 1 pts 8. Police power is the inherent power of the federal government, subject to constitutional limits, to enact criminal laws. O True O False Question 9 1 pts 9. One of the generally recognized goals of the criminal justice system is to protect society from dangerous and harmful people. O True @ hcc.instructure.com ] BRI ' [ | Question 9 1 pts 9. One of the generally recognized goals of the criminal justice system is to protect society from dangerous and harmful people. O True () False [ Question 10 1 pts 10. All states have abolished common law crimes ) True O False [ Question 11 1 pts 11. Which branch of the government administers and enforces criminal laws? a. The legislative branch @ hcc.instructure.com [ | Question 11 1 pts 11. Which branch of the government administers and enforces criminal laws? a. The legislative branch b. The judicial branch c. The executive branch d. The state branch O A OB oc OD [ Question 12 1 pts 12. The Amendment of the US Constitution provides that \"[t]he powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.\" a. First b. Fifth c. Eighth @ hcc.instructure.com [ | Question 12 1 pts 12. The _____ Amendment of the US Constitution provides that \"[t]he powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.\" a. First b. Fifth c. Eighth d. Tenth OA OB Oc oD Question 13 1 pts 13. In the US, the supreme law of the land is considered to be: a. the constitution of each state. b. federal statutes. c. Presidential Executive Orders. d. the U.S. Constitution. @ hcc.instructure.com 12:30 .1 5G 49 13. In the US, the supreme law of the land is considered to be: a. the constitution of each state. b. federal statutes. c. Presidential Executive Orders. d. the U.S. Constitution. O A O B OC OD D Question 14 1 pts 14. Which branch of the government determines the constitutionality of laws or ordinances? a. The legislative branch b. The judicial branch c. The executive branch d. The state branch O A O B OC OD hcc.instructure.com15. Which statement is true regarding the standards set by moral laws compared to those set by criminal laws? a. The standards set by moral laws are generally higher than those set by criminal laws b. The standards set by moral laws are generally lower than those set by criminal laws c. The standards set by moral laws are generally the same as those set by criminal laws d. None of these choices 0 A OB Oc OD Question 16 1 pts 16. The first and earliest source of criminal laws was: a. common law. b. administrative regulations. c. constitutions. d. statutes. @ hcc.instructure.com 12:30 .1 5G 49 17. Common law crimes in England were created by: a. judges. b. society. c. prosecutors. d. the king or queen. OA O B OC OD D Question 18 1 pts 18. After the American Revolution, the source of much of the statutory crimes in this country came from: a. newly created crimes unknown to English common law. b. Roman law principles of crime. c. converted common law crimes . d. the extensive penal codes of several European countries. O a Ob O c hcc.instructure.com12:30 .1 5G 49 19. All of the following are constitutional limitations on criminal laws except? a. Ex post facto laws b. Bill of attainder c. Due process d. Overbreadth doctrine OA O B OC OD D Question 20 1 pts 20. Crime that is created by government administrative agencies under specific authority or guidelines granted to it by legislative bodies is called: a. administrative crime. b. statutory crime. c. common law crime. d. judicial crime. OA O B hcc.instructure.com12:30 1 5G 49 21. An example of private law is: a. criminal law. b. criminal procedure. c. divorce. d. Constitutional law. OA O B OC OD D Question 22 1 pts 22. The law of criminal procedure deals with: a. the law followed in the investigation and processing of a crime. b. the definition of crimes. c. contractual issues. d. torts. OA O B OC OD hcc.instructure.com23. The substantive criminal law: a. defines the standards of conduct for protection of the community. b. is an important branch of private law. c. is no longer followed in the US. d. defines the steps followed in processing a criminal case. oA OB Oc OD Question 24 1 pts 24. A person might commit a crime for any of the following reasons except? a. rear of arrest and punishment. b. insufficient moral or ethical restraints. C. peer pressure. d. opportunity combined with capacity and skill. oA OB @ hcc.instructure.com 12:31 1 5G 49 25. A tort is: a. a public wrong against society. b. a civil wrong done to a person or her property. c. a crime. d. always a moral wrong. OA O B OC OD D Question 26 1 pts 26. Under the American system of federalism, Congress has the primary responsibility of maintaining public order and safety within each state. a. True b. False O True False D Question 27 1 pts hcc.instructure.com27 . The Unlawful Flight Statute permits federal agencies to assist in locating state fugitives who may have fled from one state to another. a. True b. False O True (O False Question 28 1 pts 28. Federal enclaves are federally owned and controlled lands. a. True b. False O True O False Question 29 1 pts 29. The Federal Government owns and controls up to 1/3 of all of the land in the United States in the form of territories and federal enclaves. @ hcc.instructure.com 12:31 .1 5G 49 29. The Federal Government owns and controls up to 1/3 of all of the land in the United States in the form of territories and federal enclaves. a. True b. False O True O False D Question 30 1 pts 30. The federal government has no jurisdiction over offenses involving interstate commerce. a. True b. False O True False D Question 31 1 pts 31. As compared to the power of the states to enact criminal laws. hcc.instructure.com31. As compared to the power of the states to enact criminal laws: a. the federal government has identical authority. b. the federal government has no authority. c. the federal government has more authority. d. the federal government has less authority. O A OB Oc oD Question 32 1 pts 32.In U.S. v. Lopez, the US Supreme Court held that the federal law controlling guns in public schools was: a. a valid exercise of Congressional power to regulate commerce. b. beyond the power of Congress. c. a violation of due process. d. a valid exercise of Congressional power to regulate public schools. A @ hcc.instructure.com 32.In U.S. v. Lopez, the US Supreme Court held that the federal law controlling guns in public schools was: a. a valid exercise of Congressional power to regulate commerce. b. beyond the power of Congress. c. a violation of due process. d. a valid exercise of Congressional power to regulate public schools. O A OB Oc OD Question 33 1 pts 33. Under the American system of ________ , states have the primary responsibility of maintaining public order and safety within each state. a. federalism b. dualism c. constitutionalism d. commercialism OA OB @ hcc.instructure.com Question 34 1 pts 34. gives the federal government power to regulate actions by use of criminal laws only if the actions involve or affect interstate commerce. a. The Commerce Clause b. International conventions c. The federal domain d. United States treaties 0= Ob Oc O d Question 35 1 pts 35.The permits federal agencies to assist in locating state fugitives who may have fled from one state to another. a. Unlawful Flight Statute @ hcc.instructure.com 12:32 .1 5G 49 36. Crimes committed in would not be prosecuted in federal court. a. air approaches to the United States b. Puerto Rico c. sea approaches to the United States d. all of these are part of the federal domain O d O a Ob O c D Question 37 1 pts 37. What term means to surrender an accused criminal under the provisions of a treaty or statute by one authority to another having jurisdiction? a. Extradition b. Jurisdiction c. Posse comitatus d. Martial law OA O B OC hcc.instructure.com38. Which of the following is not an example of criminal homicide over which the federal government has jurisdiction? a. A death that results from a terrorist attack b. A federal judge is killed c. An American citizen is killed in Equador d. An angry husband kills his wife O A OB Oc OD Question 39 1 pts 39.The is the federal act that incorporates the state criminal law of the state surrounding the federal enclave as the law of the enclave if there is no relevant federal statute. a. Incorporated Crimes Act b. Included Crimes Act c. Assimilative Crimes Act d. Autonomous Crimes Act @ hcc.instructure.com 40. Military installations and other federally owned and controlled lands within the boundaries of a state are called federal . a. islands b. territories C. protectorates d. enclaves O A OB Oc OD Question 41 1 pts 16. Because the states have the primary responsibility to maintain public order and security in their state, they have what kind of authority to create criminal law under the police power of each state? a. Broad b. Narrow c. Ultimate d. Unlimited O A @ hcc.instructure.com 42. People who commit crimes on federal lands can be tried before: a. the state court. b. a federal court. c. tribal court. d. the Supreme Court. OA OB OcC OD Question 43 1 pts 43. The federal government does not have inherent police power to create criminal law and is limited to the powers granted to the federal government in the: a. US Constitution. b. Great Writ. c. Declaration of Independence. d. US Supreme Court Guidelines. O a Ob Oc @ hcc.instructure.com 12:32 1 5G 49 Johnny too tough Gangsta Kidnaps his 15-year-old neighbor and transports her across four state lines before he is finally caught and arrested. 44. The decision as to where Johnny is to be charged will be decided upon which legal principle? a. Jurisdiction b. If he will be charged with a felony c. If a tort crime was committed d. Due process guidelines O A O B OC OD D Question 45 1 pts 45. Johnny will be charged in a court. a. federal b. state c. civil d. juvenile No answer text provided. hcc.instructure.com] BRI ' 46. The primary factor in deciding which jurisdiction Johnny's case belongs will be the fact: a. he transported his kidnap victim across state lines. b. his kidnap victim was a juvenile. c. he used a car in the commission of his crime. d. he violated state criminal laws OA OB oc OD Question 47 1 pts 47. The car Johnny \"too tough\" Gangsta drove was stolen. Once his trial is over for kidnapping, he could be ___ to face grand theft auto charges. a. extradited b. excommunicated c. expatriated d. transported O A OB @ hcc.instructure.com 12:32 .1 5G 49 48. Power to create and enforce laws is called: a. jurisdiction. b. mandate. c. the legislative branch's prerogative. d. enforcement. OA OB OC OD D Question 49 1 pts 49. Under the American system of states have the primary responsibility of maintaining public order and safety within each state. a. federalism b. dualism c. constitutionalism d. commercialism OA O B OC OD hcc.instructure.com12:33 .1 5G 49 D Question 50 1 pts 50. Which of the following is not an example of criminal homicide over which the federal government has jurisdiction? a. A death that results from a terrorist attack b. A federal judge is killed c. An American citizen is killed in Equador d. An angry husband kills his wife O A O B OC OD D Question 51 50 pts PLEASE COMPLETELY DESCRIBE THE CRIMINAL LAW PROCESS hcc.instructure.com