PURDUE MGMT 455 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
The violent crime compensation act may allow victims of violent crimes to
receive some form of compensation from the State of Indiana.
True
If a person violates the criminal law, the action of that person will be declared
illegal upon being found guilty of the violation.
True
One qualification for a person to serve on a jury duty in Indiana is that the
person must be a U.S citizen.
True
One qualification for a person to serve on a jury in Indiana is for that person to
be a registered voter in the County within which intend to serve.
False
There are various stages to a civil lawsuit. However, at the trial and appeal
stage, the law requires that an attorney represent all parties who are involved
in the lawsuit.
False
A subpoena is a court document provided to the defendant advising the
defendant that they have been sued.
False
An individual's wages may be garnished in order to pay a judgement; however,
the amount of wages to be take from the judgement defendant's earnings is
limited.
True
A Garnishment order may not be effective against a person's wages if that
person has a prior child support order that is deducting money from their
wages.
True
A garnishment order issued by a court in Indiana is enforceable against an
Illinois resident
False
In the event a Garnishment Order does not collect a sufficient sum of money in
order to pay a judgement, the Plaintiff may require the Sheriff to seize assets
belonging to the Judgement Defendant
True
A person who has been arrested and, thus, is in custody, is entitled to be
advised by the police of his Miranda Rights.
False
A person who has been placed in custody but has not been advised of his
Miranda rights may make a voluntary statement to the police and such
voluntary statement may be used against the defendant in court.
True
A criminal Defendant will be deemed to be in custody and, thus, entitled to be
advised of his Miranda Rights if the Defendant has had his freedom of
movement restricted.
, True
The law concerning Miranda Rights only applies in serious criminal cases
commonly known as felonies.
False
A person will be entitled to for Workman's Compensation if that person is
injured at home while on vacation from his place of employment.
False
A person who is injured under circumstances by which the Workman's
Compensation Act may pay him or her will still have the opportunity to sue the
employer for willful and intentional torts.
False
A person involved in an unemployment claim has various rights, one of which
is to have an administrative procedure conducted by an impartial hearing
officer.
True
A person will have the right to have their public record erased if the criminal
charges against them have been dismissed by the Prosecutor.
False
A person who has been arrested will have a right to have their arrest record
expunged if criminal charges have never been filed against that person.
True
A person who has been arrested and an arrest record has been made will have
a right to have the arrest record expunged at the conclusion of a trial at which
the person has been found not guilty.
False
The expungement of an arrest record may take place if criminal charges have
been filed against the person but the charges have been dismissed due to the
fact that no crime, in fact, has been committed.
True
A tort is generally as a civil wrong for which the Plaintiff may recover money
from the Defendant.
True
A tort of strict liability may be challenged by a defense alleging that the
Plaintiff was contributorily negligent to their injury.
False
There are various elements to a tort; however, a Plaintiff only needs to prove a
majority of the elements in order to successfully prosecute the civil claim for
damages.
False
Damages that may be recovered by a Defendant who has committed a tort
include punitive damages as well as compensatory damages.
True
In order for a person to file a claim and a subsequent lawsuit against a
governmental entity, the person must first comply with the Tort Claims Act.
True
One Defense to a negligent claim is for the Defendant to allege and prove that
the plaintiff was 50% or more at fault and, thus, through a comparative default
defense defeat the Plaintiff's claim.
True
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
The violent crime compensation act may allow victims of violent crimes to
receive some form of compensation from the State of Indiana.
True
If a person violates the criminal law, the action of that person will be declared
illegal upon being found guilty of the violation.
True
One qualification for a person to serve on a jury duty in Indiana is that the
person must be a U.S citizen.
True
One qualification for a person to serve on a jury in Indiana is for that person to
be a registered voter in the County within which intend to serve.
False
There are various stages to a civil lawsuit. However, at the trial and appeal
stage, the law requires that an attorney represent all parties who are involved
in the lawsuit.
False
A subpoena is a court document provided to the defendant advising the
defendant that they have been sued.
False
An individual's wages may be garnished in order to pay a judgement; however,
the amount of wages to be take from the judgement defendant's earnings is
limited.
True
A Garnishment order may not be effective against a person's wages if that
person has a prior child support order that is deducting money from their
wages.
True
A garnishment order issued by a court in Indiana is enforceable against an
Illinois resident
False
In the event a Garnishment Order does not collect a sufficient sum of money in
order to pay a judgement, the Plaintiff may require the Sheriff to seize assets
belonging to the Judgement Defendant
True
A person who has been arrested and, thus, is in custody, is entitled to be
advised by the police of his Miranda Rights.
False
A person who has been placed in custody but has not been advised of his
Miranda rights may make a voluntary statement to the police and such
voluntary statement may be used against the defendant in court.
True
A criminal Defendant will be deemed to be in custody and, thus, entitled to be
advised of his Miranda Rights if the Defendant has had his freedom of
movement restricted.
, True
The law concerning Miranda Rights only applies in serious criminal cases
commonly known as felonies.
False
A person will be entitled to for Workman's Compensation if that person is
injured at home while on vacation from his place of employment.
False
A person who is injured under circumstances by which the Workman's
Compensation Act may pay him or her will still have the opportunity to sue the
employer for willful and intentional torts.
False
A person involved in an unemployment claim has various rights, one of which
is to have an administrative procedure conducted by an impartial hearing
officer.
True
A person will have the right to have their public record erased if the criminal
charges against them have been dismissed by the Prosecutor.
False
A person who has been arrested will have a right to have their arrest record
expunged if criminal charges have never been filed against that person.
True
A person who has been arrested and an arrest record has been made will have
a right to have the arrest record expunged at the conclusion of a trial at which
the person has been found not guilty.
False
The expungement of an arrest record may take place if criminal charges have
been filed against the person but the charges have been dismissed due to the
fact that no crime, in fact, has been committed.
True
A tort is generally as a civil wrong for which the Plaintiff may recover money
from the Defendant.
True
A tort of strict liability may be challenged by a defense alleging that the
Plaintiff was contributorily negligent to their injury.
False
There are various elements to a tort; however, a Plaintiff only needs to prove a
majority of the elements in order to successfully prosecute the civil claim for
damages.
False
Damages that may be recovered by a Defendant who has committed a tort
include punitive damages as well as compensatory damages.
True
In order for a person to file a claim and a subsequent lawsuit against a
governmental entity, the person must first comply with the Tort Claims Act.
True
One Defense to a negligent claim is for the Defendant to allege and prove that
the plaintiff was 50% or more at fault and, thus, through a comparative default
defense defeat the Plaintiff's claim.
True
