Legal Quiz 2
Legal Knowledge Quiz
Test your understanding of important legal concepts and amendments with our engaging quiz! This quiz features a variety of questions that range from basic constitutional knowledge to specific legal definitions.
Challenge yourself and see how well you know:
- U.S. amendments
- Criminal law
- Legal terms and definitions
- Court systems
[Place the amendments in order from this list]....(1) protects against cruel and unusual punishment and prohibits the use of excessive bail or fines (2) protects from unreasonable search and seizure (3) protects right to bear arms (4) protects the right to free speech, press, assembly and religion. (5) establishes a right to speedly trial, impartial jury, and assistance of counsel, (6) Protects against self-incrimination and guarantees due process (7) Establishes due process and equal protection of the laws
8th amendment
4th amendment
2nd amendment
1st amendment
6th amendment
5th amendment
14th amendment
Billy McLoser committed a third degree felony which carries a maximum of _____ years in a state correctional facility, a fine of $5000, or both.
2 years
10 years
5 years
15 years
[accessory after the fact] is a person who gives the principal any aid with the intent that the principal avoids or escapes detention, arrest, trial, or punishment.
True
False
[Graham v Connor] regards the use of deadly force in apprehending a fleeing felony suspect
True
False
_________ is a civil wrong in which the action or inaction of a person or entity violates the rights of another person or entity.
Courts
Civil Liabilities
Torts
Color of Law
Criminal Liability
None of the above
Officer Adams made a bonehead move and arrested a person unlawfully without probable cause. Officer Adams just committed a...........
Bonehead move
Non-probable cause arrest
Unlawful arrest
Criminal liabilities
Color of the law
Gang colors
County courts: the 67 county courts have limited jurisdiction and manage the following legal issues:
Minor criminal offenses (Misdemeanors), County and municipal ordinance violations, torts, the issuance of court criminal subponeas,
Minor criminal offenses (Misdemeanors), county and municipal ordinance violence, civil cases involving amounts of $30,000 or less, the issuance of search and arrest warrants within the county
Criminal offenses, probate matters, Baker act and marchman act cases, the issuance of search warrants
Domestic cases, minor criminal cases, county and state ordinance violations, Marchman act cases and court appeals
Circuit Courts: the 20 circuit courts manage the following legal issues
Domestic relation cases, major criminal offenses (felonies), probate matters, Civil Cases involving amounts of more than $30,000, baker act and marchman act cases, the issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit, appeals from county court judgments.
Domestic relations cases, probate matters, civil cases involving amounts of more than $30,000, county and municipal ordinance violations
Traffic Violations, Domestic relations cases, Major criminal cases, probate court, violation of probation cases, Baker act
Civil cases, the issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit, domestic relations, the issuance of circuit child custody cases
You are required by s. 901.16 F.S., to tell the person the charge for the arrest, unless:
The person does not want to know why they are being arrested
The person turns themself in so they are not needed to hear the charges from the law enforcement officer and the information would compromise a active investigation involving other suspects
The person flees or forcibly resists the arrest, providing the information will endanger the officers on scene
The suspect leaves the scene and tries to commit a crime in your presence.
If another officer already told your suspect and transfers the arrestee to you and the person is aware of them having an active warrant
The person flees or forcibly resists the arrest or providing the information will endanger successful completion of the arrest
A __________ happens when an offender does not abide by all conditions ordered by the court
Contempt of court
Negligence
Violation of probation
Pre-trial release
Rebellion of the law
Breaking the legal code
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