Block Exam #7

Question 1

What is the age to legally possess recreational marijuana in Colorado?

Answer 1

21 years old

Question 2

How old do you have to be to be a caregiver?

Answer 2

18 years old

Question 3

How much marijuana can you possess with a doctor’s recommendation and a medical condition?

Answer 3

2 oz

Question 4

What is the total amount that someone over 21 can lawfully possess in their home?

Answer 4

Up to 2 oz and 6 plants at home with no more than 3 flowering at a time

Question 5

What drugs does schedule one consist of?

Answer 5

Schedule I: High potential for abuse, no accepted medical use (e.g., heroin, LSD, GHB, marijuana, psilocybin, ecstacy).

Question 6

What drugs does schedule two consist of?

Answer 6

Schedule II: High abuse potential, some medical use (e.g., cocaine, methamphetamine, raw opium, morphine, fentynal, methadone, hydrocodone, oxycodone).

Question 7

What drugs does schedule three consist of?

Answer 7

Schedule III: Moderate to low dependence risk (e.g., anabolic steroids, ketamine).

Question 8

What drugs does schedule four consist of?

Answer 8

Schedule IV: Low abuse potential (e.g., Xanax, Valium).

Question 9

What drugs does schedule five consist of?

Answer 9

Schedule V: Lowest potential for abuse (e.g., cough syrups with codeine).

Question 10

What is the legal amount that someone can possess marijuana?

Answer 10

2 oz

Question 11

What drug was decriminalized in 2023?

Answer 11

Psilocybin

Question 12

Where must the scale be in an examination quality photograph?

Answer 12

In the photograph

Question 13

What are the types of digital cameras used for crime scene photography?

Answer 13

Smart phone, digital single lens reflex, point and shoot

Question 14

Which types of photographs allow the viewer to see details?

Answer 14

Close-up photographs

Question 15

How do you work a crime scene taking photographs?

Answer 15

From overall, to mid-range, to close up, to examination quality

Question 16

What do you do when you photograph people?

Answer 16

Overall photographs, evidence establishing, close-up photographs. From general to specific

Question 17

What is the legal theory that allows you to stop and frisk?

Answer 17

Terry Stop/Reasonable Suspicion

Question 18

When can you detain a person or thing as a law enforcement officer?

Answer 18

Reasonable suspicion that the person/thing is connected to a crime

Question 19

What is required for the issuance of a search warrant?

Answer 19

Affadavit sworn by a judge, identify the person, property, place or thing, establish probable cause

Question 20

In order to seize evidence, what must you be as an officer in order to see or smell the evidence?

Answer 20

In plain view

Question 21

What must you articulate when you chase a fleeing felon into a house?

Answer 21

Exigent circumstances

Question 22

What does the 6th amendment do?

Answer 22

Speedy and public trial, right to a jury, the right to know what you are being accused of, to call witnesses and to have a lawyer represent you.

Question 23

What are the components of the criminal justice system?

Answer 23

Law enforcement, the courts, corrections

Question 24

What is the amendment that protects against double jeopardy?

Answer 24

5th Amendment

Question 25

What is the primary purpose of a crime scene search?

Answer 25

Develop associative evidence linking suspects, victims, and the crime scene, and to reconstruct how the crime occurred (who, what, when, where, why, and how).

Question 26

What are the common search patterns?

Answer 26

Grid search, spiral, strip/line, zone/quadrant, and pie/wheel

Question 27

What is the most common search for outdoor crime scenes?

Answer 27

Spiral Search

Question 28

What is the search where you divide the crime scene into a series of lanes where people search up and down?

Answer 28

Strip/Line search

Question 29

What do you do at an area search when evidence is found?

Answer 29

Do not touch without gloves, secure the immediate area, collect the evidence according to procedure, maintain the chain of custody

Question 30

What does latent mean?

Answer 30

Means "hidden" in Latin because latent prints must be developed to be seen.

Question 31

What do the terms “identification” and “classification” mean?

Answer 31

Identification means finding an area of friction ridge skin and classification means placing an item or an object into a group

Question 32

What are the major fingerprint patterns that were identified?

Answer 32

Arch, loop, whirl

Question 33

True or false: An officer should memorize their report before testifying in court.

Answer 33

False

Question 34

Who can you discuss your testimony with?

Answer 34

The prosecutor

Question 35

Who do you address as a defendant being called to the stand?

Answer 35

The jury

Question 36

What is the most dangerous type of identity theft?

Answer 36

Medical ID theft

Question 37

What percentage of identity theft is not reported to law enforcement?

Answer 37

80%

Question 38

What are the types of ID theft that involves creating an identity with a combination of real and fake information?

Answer 38

Synthetic ID Theft

Question 39

What are the methods that are high tech for obtaining personal or financial identifying information?

Answer 39

Phishing, skimming, data breach, malware, and social engineering.

Question 40

What type of evidence do you collect first in an identity theft or fraud case? (This will be a scenario question.)

Answer 40

Digital evidence

Question 41

What are the three words that describe the fraud triangle?

Answer 41

Motivation, Oppurtunity, and Rationalization

Question 42

What is the biggest source of compromise for business when it comes to fraud?

Answer 42

Loss of consumer trust and reputation damage

Question 43

What are the scams that involve buying out the homeowners mortgage at a cheaper rate?

Answer 43

Mortgage Fraud

Question 44

Define utter:

Answer 44

To transfer, pass, or deliver or attempt to cause to be transferred, passed, or delivered to another person any written instrument, article or thing

Question 45

Counterfeit currency is what crime?

Answer 45

White collar crime

Question 46

Knowingly strikes the person robbed or another with a deadly weapon or puts the person robbed or any other person in reasonable fear of death or bodily injury. Armed with a deadly weapon with intent, if resisted, to kill, maim or wound person robbed of another person.

Answer 46

Aggravated Robbery

Question 47

Knowingly takes anything of value from the person or presence of another by use of force, threats or intimidation

Answer 47

Robbery

Question 48

Enters unlawfully or remains unlawfully after a lawful or unlawful entry of a building or occupied structure with the intent to commit a crime against another person or property. Must show intent to commit theft. Deadly weapon involved

Answer 48

First degree burglary

Question 49

A drug, substance, or immediate precursor included in schedules I through V, including cocaine, marijuana, marijuana concentrate, cathinones, any synthetic cannabinoid, and salvia divinorum.

Answer 49

Controlled Substance

Question 50

Knowingly obtains, retains or exercises control over anything of value of another without authorization or by threat or deception or disposes of anything of value belonging to another with the knowledge or belief the items were stolen. Intends to permanently deprive the other person of the use or benefit of the thing of value. Does not return the item within 72 hours of the agreed upon time of return in case of lease or hire agreement

Answer 50

Theft

Question 51

With intent to defraud and knowing he had insufficient funds with the drawee. Issued a check for payment of services, wages, salary, commissions, labor, rent money, property or other things of value and

Answer 51

Fraud by check

Question 52

Passing a check for the payment of money, knowing that the issuer does not have sufficient funds in or on deposit with the bank or other drawee for the payment in full of the check or order as well as all other checks or orders outstanding at the time of issuance

Answer 52

Issuance of a bad check

Question 53

Knowingly inflicted sexual intrusion/penetration and caused victim to submit by means of sufficient consequence reasonably calculated to cause submission against the victim’s will.

Answer 53

Sexual Assault

Question 54

The offender knowingly subjected the victim to sexual contact, and the offender knew the victim did not consent

Answer 54

Unlawful sexual contact

Question 55

The offender knowingly subjected to sexual contact a child less than 15 yrs. old who was not the offender’s spouse and the offender was at least 4 yrs. older than the child

Answer 55

Sexual assault on a child

Question 56

The offender took, enticed or decoyed away a child not his own under 18 years of age away from parents or guardian with the intent to keep or conceal the child from his parents or guardian or sell/trade/barter such child for consideration

Answer 56

Kidnapping

Question 57

Invited/persuaded or attempted to invite/persuade a child under the age of 15 years old to enter any vehicle/building/room/secluded place with intent to commit any sexual assault or unlawful sexual contact upon the child.

Answer 57

Enticement of a child

Question 58

Knowingly took or enticed a child under 18 years of age away from the custody or care of parents, guardian, lawful custodian, or person with parental responsibilities to the child knowing that the offender had no privilege to do so or was heedless in that regard.

Answer 58

Violation of custody

Question 59

Knowingly provided shelter to a minor w/o consent of a minor’s parents or guardian and the offender intentionally failed to do release or disclose the minor’s location when directed to do so by law enforcement. Obstructed a LEO from taking a minor into custody or assisted the minor in avoiding or attempting to avoid the custody of a law enforcement office or failed to notify the parent or guardian or LEO that the minor was being sheltered w/in 24 hours after the shelter had been provided.

Answer 59

Harboring a minor

Question 60

A structure owned or possessed by someone other than the offender.

Answer 60

Building of another

Question 61

A building used for habitation, whether occupied or not.

Answer 61

Dwelling of another

Question 62

Any place where people live, assemble, or work.

Answer 62

Occupied Structure

Question 63

Anything of value owned by someone else, whether or not jointly owned.

Answer 63

Property of another

Question 64

What are Schedule I drugs?

Answer 64

Heroin, LSD, MDMA (ecstasy), peyote, psilocybin mushrooms, and other hallucinogens, due to high abuse potential and no accepted medical use.