ND POST Questions and Answers 100% Verified 2023/2024 Where can an officer take a 10-56 (intoxicated person) - Correct Answer Home Detox Hospital jail How long can an intoxicated person be held in jail - Correct Answer 24hrs Who can order treatment and for how long? - Correct Answer Physician, LAC, or detox center (for 72 hrs) Can a person be charged with public intoxication in ND - Correct Answer NO When can a minor (under 21) possess alcohol? - Correct Answer religious service entering restaurant accompanied by parents employment circumstances Under age Law enforcement Officer What must you do for a juvenile drinking under 18 - Correct Answer Arrest. Over 18: Use discretion.When is a person deemed 21 - Correct Answer 8am of their 21st birthday (for alcohol purposes) Misrepresentation/Misstating of Age - Correct Answer Class B Misdemeanor Delivering alcohol to a minor, habitual drunkard, incompetent person, or drunk person, selling (dispensing) outside of the lawful days and times, allowing someone under 21 to remain on the alcohol licensed premise outside of the above exceptions. - Correct Answer Class A Misdemeanor When is it prohibited to sale alcohol. If you do...what is the penalty - Correct Answer after 2am on Sundays Before noon on Sundays Between 2am and 8am on all other days On Christmas Day After 6pm on Christmas Eve Penalty (A Misdemeanor) How can you prove you were innocent (Prima Facie) of unlawful delivery of alcohol - Correct Answer Purchaser falsely represented their age with reliable docs. Person appeared to be ordinarily prudent and 21 years of age The sale was made based on the false documents Can a person who was operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor be refused to be released upon promise to appear? - Correct Answer Yes.Criminal Attempt - Correct Answer A substantial step toward the commission 1 / 3
Criminal Facilitation - Correct Answer Assistance to a person intending to commit a felony Conspiracy - Correct Answer If he agrees with one or more persons to engage Criminal Solicitation - Correct Answer Induces, entreats, persuades, to commit a felony Physical obstruction of government function - Correct Answer Obstruct administration Preventing Arrest or Discharge of other Duties - Correct Answer Intent to prevent a public servant Hindering Law Enforcement - Correct Answer Hinders apprehension...prosecution...conviction Criminal Coercion - Correct Answer Threaten to expose a secret Threatening Public Servants - Correct Answer Intent to influence official action Impersonating Officials - Correct Answer Falsely pretends to be public servants
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Promoting Prostitution - Correct Answer Operates a prostitution business or house of prostitution Prostitution - Correct Answer Solicits another person with the intent of being hired to engage in sex Facilitating Prostitution - Correct Answer Knowingly solicits a person to patronize a prostitute or procures a prostitute for a patron...Fornication - Correct Answer A minor engaging in a sexual act...a Class B Misdemeanor. If an individual does it in a public place it is a Class A Misdemeanor.Bigamy - Correct Answer Marrying a person while already married to another Sexual Act - Correct Answer Sexual contact between human beings... penis and vulva...penis and anus. Requires penetration...Sexual Contact - Correct Answer Means touching, whether or not through the clothing or other covering of the sexual...intimate parts...for the purpose of arousing or satisfying sexual or aggressive desires.Indecent Exposure - Correct Answer ...Masturbates in a public place 2 / 3
When can a public disturbance be considered a Riot? - Correct Answer ...assemblage of 5 or more persons...Terrorizing - Correct Answer Fear for their safety...threaten to commit...act dangerous to human life Harassment - Correct Answer Frighten...threat of injury...by writing or phone Reckless Endangerment - Correct Answer Create a substantial Risk of serious bodily injury or death Menacing - Correct Answer Place another in fear of imminent serious bodily injury Felonious Restraint - Correct Answer Abduct another and restrain them under terrorizing circumstances Criminal Mischief - Correct Answer ...Willfully tamper with...willfully damage the tangible property of another...Where do appeals from municipal court and administrative hearings go? - Correct Answer District Court Burglary is a combination of which two offenses - Correct Answer Trespassing and any other crime. It is ALWAYS a felony.Unlawful Imprisonment - Correct Answer Unlawful Restraint Disorderly Conduct - Correct Answer Reckless Disregard...another person is harassed, annoyed, or alarmed while loitering in a public place If with intent to harass, annoy, alarm, exposes one's penis, vulva, or anus Intentionally - Correct Answer Purpose to do so (on purpose) Recklessly - Correct Answer Clearly Unjustifiable disregard Knowingly - Correct Answer Firm Belief Negligently - Correct Answer Unreasonable Disregard Willfully - Correct Answer All of the above except for "negligently" If a statue does not specify the culpability, what is it? - Correct Answer Willfully What is the difference between Substantial and Serious Bodily Injury - Correct Answer Substantial is more temporary.
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