MCOLES Licensing Exam 2

MCOLES Licensing Exam 2

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MCOLES Licensing Exam 2

• What is plain view and how is it used?: -Incriminating nature of evidence has to be

apparent.-Must have the right to be there.

• What are exigent circumstances and how does it apply to law enforcement?-

: -PC that crime committed and premises contain evidence/suspect and actual emergency

3. What is hot pursuit?: -PC

-Serious crime -Chase -Contains pursuit

4. What are the relationship requirements for DV?: -Spouse or former spouse

-Resident or former resident of same household -Child in common -Current or former dating relationship

• What are the elements of hate crimes?: -Maliciously, specific intent to intimidate or harass

another because of that person's race color, religion, gender, or natural origin.

• What are the elements for Homicide 1st degree murder and what level of crime?: -Felony

-Intentional killing of another with premeditation and deliberation.

• What are the elements of Homicide 2nd degree murder?: -Felony murder ABSENT the

felony -Killing -Intent to kill

8. What are the elements of indecent exposure and what level of crime?: -

-Knowingly exposes a prohibited body part, in a place where someone may see it.-1 year Misdemeanor

• What is aggravated indecent exposure and what level of crime?: -Same as indecent exposure

PLUS the person fondles themselves.-2 year misdemeanor

• What is a felony crime?: -An offense for which the offender may be punished by death, or

by imprisonment for more than 1 year in a state prison.

• What is a misdemeanor crime?: -Punishable by a fine or imprisonment for not more than 1

year in the county jail.

12. What is the chain of custody?: -Log who handled evidence

-Where it was found -Where it was stored until prosecution completion

• What is the exlusionary rule?: -Evidence obtained in violation of the accused's constitutional

rights, the evidence will be excluded from court proceedings.

• What is the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine?: -Evidence obtained after illegal

governmental action will be excluded

• What is a status offender?: -Only a crime because of their age.
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