CLEET Final Exam Preparation Complete Questions with
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1. Every driver transporting a child ✓ 6
under (_) years of age must be in a
child seat.
2. A crime may be defined as ✓ a public offense, forbidden, which
the government sanctions
3. A suspect may invoke his right to ✓ at anytime during the investigation
counsel or right to remain silent
4. A self-incriminatory statement by a ✓ admission
subject, falling short of a complete
acknowledgement of guilt is an
5. Ted broke into Sally's at 7:30 am wile ✓ First Degree Arson
sally was sleeping. While in the
apartment, ted intentionally set Sally's
bed on fire. What crime did Ted
commit?
, 6. Cases where the court of criminal ✓ Case Law
appeals has interpreted statutory law
in very specific cases are called
7. An arrest warrant issued out of the ✓ whatever the warrant states
district court, charging a
misdemeanor. Can be served
8. Malice Aforethought as used in ✓ deliberate intent
Murder in the first degree may be
defined as
9. Normally, if you make an arrest ✓ as a private citizen
outside your jurisdiction you do so
10. False arrest and false imprisonment ✓ criminal and civil
cases are
11. What are the two main types of ✓ Courts of record and courts not of
municipal courts in Oklahoma? record
12. A writ is ✓ an order if the court
13. Mary, age 13 gives her consent to ✓ First Degree Rape
have sexual intercourse with Sam
(age 22) If Sam has intercourse with
Mary what has been committed?
14. Burden of proof in a civil case is ✓ preponderance of the evidence
15. What amendment gives a citizen the ✓ (5th Amendment)
right to not self-incriminate?
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1. Every driver transporting a child ✓ 6
under (_) years of age must be in a
child seat.
2. A crime may be defined as ✓ a public offense, forbidden, which
the government sanctions
3. A suspect may invoke his right to ✓ at anytime during the investigation
counsel or right to remain silent
4. A self-incriminatory statement by a ✓ admission
subject, falling short of a complete
acknowledgement of guilt is an
5. Ted broke into Sally's at 7:30 am wile ✓ First Degree Arson
sally was sleeping. While in the
apartment, ted intentionally set Sally's
bed on fire. What crime did Ted
commit?
, 6. Cases where the court of criminal ✓ Case Law
appeals has interpreted statutory law
in very specific cases are called
7. An arrest warrant issued out of the ✓ whatever the warrant states
district court, charging a
misdemeanor. Can be served
8. Malice Aforethought as used in ✓ deliberate intent
Murder in the first degree may be
defined as
9. Normally, if you make an arrest ✓ as a private citizen
outside your jurisdiction you do so
10. False arrest and false imprisonment ✓ criminal and civil
cases are
11. What are the two main types of ✓ Courts of record and courts not of
municipal courts in Oklahoma? record
12. A writ is ✓ an order if the court
13. Mary, age 13 gives her consent to ✓ First Degree Rape
have sexual intercourse with Sam
(age 22) If Sam has intercourse with
Mary what has been committed?
14. Burden of proof in a civil case is ✓ preponderance of the evidence
15. What amendment gives a citizen the ✓ (5th Amendment)
right to not self-incriminate?
