QUESTION 10

1. True or false: A degreeing factor is the equivalent of money laundering.

   		a. True
   		b. False

3 points

QUESTION 11

1. The police have a hunch that Bernice may be hiding stolen property in her house. They go to her house to question her. She is not home but the house is unlocked. The police enter the house and discover stolen property. The police thereafter arrest Bernice. Will the stolen property be admissible at her trial as evidence of her criminal activity?

   		a. Yes, it tends to prove that she was involved with the crime.
   		b. Yes, because the prosecutor can use any evidence at trial regardless of how it was obtained
   		c. No because the police obtained the evidence illegally and so it will be suppressed.
   		d. No because police did not read Bernice her Miranda Warnings before searching the house.

3 points

QUESTION 12

1. True or false: Due to the complexities of computer crimes, police departments today find prosecution of computer crimes difficult if not impossible.

   		a. True
   		b. False

3 points

QUESTION 13

1. Jake had an unhappy experience while visiting France and so has a grudge against that country. Seeking revenge, he lowered the flag at the French embassy in New York City when no one was watching and cut it to shreds. Causing damage to property valued up to $250 is an A misdemeanor. Causing damage up to $1,000 is an E felony. What crime has he committed and what level is that crime?

   		a. Criminal mischief; A misdemeanor
   		b. Criminal mischief; E felony
   		c. Robbery, A misdemeanor
   		d. Robbery, E felony

3 points

QUESTION 14

1. A manager at a fast food restaurant misrepresented his qualifications on his resume. An employee discovers this fact. The employee threatens the manager to disclose the information unless the manager pays the employee a large sum of money. What crime has the employee committed?

   		a. Larceny by extortion
   		b. Larceny by trick
   		c. Embezzlement
   		d. Money laundering