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NYPD 2nd Trimester Exam Review | Questions and Verified Answers (Update)

  • culpable mental states

- Provided Answer: reckless - aware of and disregards risk,

intentional - objective is to cause a result, criminal negligence - fails to see risk, knowingly - aware of conduct causing risk

- Correct answer: Reckless - aware of and consciously

disregards a substantial and unjustifiable risk, Intentional - objective is to cause a result, Criminal Negligence - fails to perceive a substantial and unjustifiable risk, Knowingly - aware that conduct will cause a result or is practically certain to cause it

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Abandoned Infant Protection Act

- Provided Answer: Persons unable to care for their newborn

infants can anonymously leave the infant (up to 30 days old) at a hospital, police station, fire station or another safe location

- Correct answer: Persons unable to care for their newborn

infants can anonymously leave the infant (up to 30 days old) at a hospital, police station, fire station, or another safe location without fear of prosecution, provided the infant is unharmed

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Access Device

- Provided Answer: Any credit card number, account number or

personal I.D number used to obtain phone service

- Correct answer: Any credit card number, account number, or

personal identification number that can be used to obtain telephone service or other goods/services

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Access Device

- Provided Answer: any credit card number, account number or

personal ID number used to obtain phone service

- Correct answer: Any credit card number, account number, or

personal identification number that can be used to obtain telephone service or other goods/services (duplicate entry corrected)

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Accessorial conduct

- Provided Answer: acting with the mental culpability for the

commission of an offense. Directs or aids another person to

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engage in an offense. "acting in concert" Individuals acting with the same mental state are both guilty of an offense

- Correct answer: Acting with the mental culpability required for

the commission of an offense, a person intentionally aids, directs, or solicits another to commit the offense ("acting in concert"); individuals sharing the same mental state are equally guilty

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Age range for adolescents

- Provided Answer: 12 - 22

- Correct answer: 12 - 22

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Aggravated Assault Upon a person less than 11 yrs old (F)

- Provided Answer: Person 18 or older commits Assault 3 (M)

upon a person less than 11 yrs old

- Correct answer: A person 18 or older commits Assault 3rd

Degree (Misdemeanor) upon a person less than 11 years old, causing physical injury with intent or recklessness (Penal Law §120.12 - Felony)

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Aggravated Assault upon a police or a peace officer (F)

- Provided Answer: intend SPI with weapon on PO, causes SPI

- Correct answer: With intent to cause serious physical injury

(SPI) to a police officer or peace officer, uses a weapon and causes SPI (Penal Law §120.11 - Felony)

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aggravated criminal contempt (F)

- Provided Answer: violates OOP + intends or recklessly causes

SPI or PI

- Correct answer: Violates an Order of Protection (OOP) and

intentionally or recklessly causes serious physical injury (SPI) or physical injury (PI) (Penal Law §215.52 - Felony)

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aggravated harassment (F)

- Provided Answer: noose, swastika, burn cross in public cause

$50 in damage, Discrimination

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