POST Exam North Dakota Questions And Correct Verified Answers Graded A+

1. the persons home 2. detox 3. hospital 4. a jail - correct answers Where can an officer take a 10-56(intoxicated person)? 24 hrs - correct answers How long can an intoxicated person be held in jail Physician, LAC, or detox center (for 72 hrs) - correct answers Who can order treatment and for how long? NO - correct answers Can a person be charged with public intoxication in ND 1. religious service 2. entering restaurant accompanied by parents 3. employment circumstances 4. Under age Law enforcement Officer - correct answers When can a minor (under 21) possess alcohol? Arrest. Over 18: Use discretion. - correct answers What must you do for a juvenile drinking under 18 8 am of their 21st birthday - correct answers when is a person deemed 21? A substantial step toward the commission - correct answers Criminal Attempt Assistance to a person intending to commit a felony - correct answers criminal facilitation If he agrees with one or more persons to engage - correct answers conspiracy induces, entreats, persuades, to commit a felony - correct answers criminal solicitation Obstruct administration - correct answers Physical obstruction of government function Intent to prevent a public servant - correct answers Preventing Arrest or Discharge of other Duties Hinders apprehension...prosecution... conviction - correct answers Hindering Law Enforcement Threaten to expose a secret - correct answers Criminal Coercion Intent to influence official action - correct answers Threatening Public Servants Falsely pretends to be public servants - correct answers Impersonating Officials Operates a prostitution business or house of prostitution - correct answers Promoting Prostitution Solicits another person with the intent of being hired to engage in sex - correct answers Prostitution Knowingly solicits a person to patronize a prostitute or procures a prostitute for a patron - correct answers Facilitating Prostitution Minor engaging in a sexual act - correct answers Adultery A minor engaging in a sexual act...a Class B Misdemeanor. If an individual does it in a public place it is a Class A Misdemeanor. - correct answers Fornication Marrying a person while already married to another - correct answers Bigamy Sexual contact between human beings... penis and vulva...penis and anus. Requires penetration... - correct answers Sexual Act Means touching, whether or not through the clothing or other covering of the sexual...intimate parts...for the purpose of arousing or satisfying sexual or aggressive desires. - correct answers Sexual Contact Masturbates in a public place - correct answers Indecent Exposure assemblage of 5 or more persons - correct answers When can a public disturbance be considered a Riot? Fear for their safety...threaten to commit...act dangerous to human life - correct answers Terrorizing Frighten...threat of injury...by writing or phone - correct answers Harassment Create a substantial Risk of serious bodily injury or death - correct answers Reckless Endangerment Place another in fear of imminent serious bodily injury - correct answers Menacing Abduct another and restrain them under terrorizing circumstances - correct answers Felonitous Restraint Willfully tamper with...willfully damage the tangible property of another... - correct answers Criminal Mischief District Court - correct answers Where do appeals from municipal court and administrative hearings go? Trespassing and any other crime. It is ALWAYS a felony. - correct answers Burglary is a combination of which two offenses Unlawful Restraint - correct answers Unlawful Imprisonment Reckless Disregard...another person is harassed, annoyed, or alarmed while loitering in a public place... ...If with intent to harass, annoy, alarm, exposes one's penis, vulva, or anus - correct answers Disorderly Conduct Purpose to do so (on purpos - correct answers Intentionally Clearly Unjustifiable disregard - correct answers Recklessly Firm Belief - correct answers Knowingly Unreasonable Disregard - correct answers Negligently All of the above except for "negligently" - correct answers Willfully Willfully - correct answers If a statue does not specify the culpability, what is it? Substantial is more temporary. - correct answers What is the difference between Substantial and Serious Bodily Injury Both are "Willfully and Negligently" - correct answers What does "Assault" and "Simple Assault" have in common? "Willfully and Knowingly" - correct answers If "Assault" and "Simple Assault" is "Willfully and Negligently", what is "Aggravated Assault" "Bodily Injury" and "Substantial Bodily Injury", respectively - correct answers What level of injury is caused by "Simple Assault" and "Assault" b misdemeanor - correct answers Simple Assault a misdemeanor - correct answers assault c felony - correct answers agg assault aa felony - correct answers murder c felony negligently - correct answers negligent homicide a felony - correct answers murder under emotional disturbance b felony - correct answers manslaughter 2 years - correct answers Misdemeanor statute of limitations 3 years - correct answers basic felony statute of limitations