Purdue LS100 2019 February 6 Unit Quiz Latest

LS100 Introduction to the Law and Legal Profession

Unit 6 Quiz

Question 1 The exclusionary rule is a rule of criminal procedure stating that evidence obtained illegally cannot be used at trial.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 2 Most crimes have two basic elements.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 3 An interrogation is:

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 1) a questioning process done while the defendant's attorney is present

2) a questioning process conducted by the court at the arraignment

3) when an officer questions a person he or she believes to have committed a crime

4) when a judge questions a person believed to have committed a crime

5) none of the above

Question 4 Criminal procedure is a branch of federal law.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 5 The Model Penal Code is:

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1) a set of uniform laws for all federal criminal cases

2) a collection of criminal statutes

3) a uniform collection of criminal laws followed by all states

4) a uniform collection of criminal laws followed by the federal courts

5) a and b

Question 6 Crimes can be committed against the public.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 7 Double jeopardy prevents a juvenile from being tried as an adult, after going through a jurisdictional hearing in juvenile court.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 8 The Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.

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                1) True

                2) False

Question 9 Which of the following is not a purpose of criminal law?

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1) deterrence

2) retribution

3) incapacitation

4) rehabilitation

5) mens rea

Question 10 A rebuttable presumption means that the presumption may be disproved by the facts.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False