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| Operator moving around a rotary traffic island shall drive to the _________ |
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| Operator passing another vehicle shall return to this own lane before an approaching vehicle is within_______ |
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| No vehicle shall be driven left of center of roadway within_____feet of a bridge, or tunnel. |
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| A signal of intent to turn, shall be given continuously for the past ______ feet traveled prior to the turn. |
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| Tail lights on a motor vehicle shall be _____. |
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| Rear turn signal lamps on a motor vehicle my be any color between _________. |
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| Window sun screening device is illegal if the light transimission is less than _________. |
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| Window sun screening device is illegal if it has a reflectance of ____________ |
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| "Injury to any part of the human body that requires treatment" is _____________. |
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| Brake lights shall emit a ________light. |
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| Prima facie speed limit in a Urban District is _______mph |
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| When parking on a two-way roadway, the right hand wheels of the vehicle shall be within______of the right hand curb. |
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| Which of these window sun screening colors is not illegal? |
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| Prima facie speed limit on a public beach is ____mph |
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| Prima facie speed limit in an Alley is _____ |
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| The shoulder of a highway was designed for ____ |
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| 4 way hazard lamps shall be visible _______ |
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| A person may not operate an open bed truck with a child under the age of _____in the open bed. |
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| It is illegal to park within _____feet of a fire hydrant. |
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| Operator of a vehicle shall stop at a railroad grade crossing when an approaching train sounds its whistle within _____of the crossing. |
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| a roadway assigned a number by the State or U.S. is a (an) ________. |
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| "A vehicle not designed or used primarily to transport persons or property and only incidentally operated on a highway" defines ? |
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| " A motor vehicle designed to accommodate 10 or fewer passengers", defines..... |
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| " A motor vehicle designed primarily to transport property", defines.... |
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| You must dim your headlights before an approaching vehicle is within___feet. |
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| A "no passing zone" prohibits_______ |
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| driving left of center of the roadway or of the pavement striping in that zone |
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| Which of these Traffic Control Devices does not require a driver to yield? |
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| Alcoholic beverage contains ________% alcohol by volume. |
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| An alcoholic beverage handled in violation of the TABC is called _________. |
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| Which of the following may not be seized without a warrant? |
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| vehicle used to tansport alcoholic beverages |
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| It's unlawful to consume an alcoholic beverage on a public street, alley or sidewalk within____feet of a public school. |
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| In Texas a package liquour store may not operate before___of after___. |
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| The earliest form of professionalism came from the ______. |
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| The three learned professions are______. |
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| The prime beneficiary of a professional and ethical Criminal and Justice system is the ______. |
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| " In the study of ethics is critical to understand that the _____is as important as the act" |
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| "_______involves the expression or use of facts without distortion by personal feelings or prejudices". |
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| "Ethics are a ________behavior. |
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| Refusing a gratuity is an example of ________. |
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| Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. |
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| Prohibits excess bail or fines. |
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| Guarantees right of a speedy and public trial. |
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| Protects from unreasonalble searches and seizures. |
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| Protects from double jeopardy. |
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| The only crime found in the Constitution is ________. |
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| Tennesse vs Garner supports the_______amendment. |
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| Miranda v Arizona is primarily about the ____amendment. |
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| The ___amendment is the "States' Right " amendment. |
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| X threatens Y with imminent bodily injury. |
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| X threatens Y with serious bodily injury. |
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| X intentionally caused the penetration of the female sex organ of a child. X is a male and over 3 years older than the child. |
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| X engaged in sexual contact with a child under 17, not his spouse. X is more than 3 years older and of the opposite sex. |
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| X intentionally causes the penetration of the sexual organ of a a 13 year old child with her consent. X is more than 3 years older and of the opposite sex. |
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| aggravated sexual assault |
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| The primary difference between "Interference with child custody" and " Enticing a child' is.... |
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| violation of a court order |
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| X sets a trash fire in his own yard to burn leaves. He leaves it unattended and goes back in the house for a nap. The fire spreads to his neighbor's fence and burns it down. X is guilty of....... |
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| X intentionally destroys his neighbor's fence, without the neighbor's consent. X is guilty of .... |
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| X intentionally spray paints offensive symbols on his neighbor's fence without his consent this is ...... |
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| X attempting to take the purse dfrom a 65 year old woman, knocked her down causing bodily injury and then ran off with her purse is ...... |
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| X removed the gas cap on his neighbor's car and placed a garden hose in the tank to remove the gas without the owners' consent. This is....... |
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| X enters Y's home, without his consent, with the intent to steal something but was chased off by the family dog before he could commit a theft. This is.... |
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| Burglary of a habitation is ....... |
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| X enters a garage and takes cash from amotor vehicle in the garage, without consent. |
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| X took Y's Corvette for a drive without the owner's consent. X returned later with the car and was met by the irate owner and police. |
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| unauthorized use of a vehicle. |
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| X took Y's Camaro without his consent, with intent to sell it for cash. This is.. |
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| X was arrested for theft and while being booked the jailer discovered a stolen credit card in his possession. X is gulity of... |
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| X enters a retail store with intent to steal clothing by hiding garments in a foil lined box he's carrying. This will prevent the theft detection equipment from detecting the clothing as he leaves. He's arrested as he exits the store and has 1$10.00 item in the box. X is guilty of.... |
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| possession of a shielding device |
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| Which of these could be the source of secondary victimization? |
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| Media, police, victim compensation program (all) |
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| Victims of crime need.... |
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| discuss their feelings
feel safe
direction... and indication of what happens next...
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| Victims of crime do not need...? |
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| Which of these statements is correct...? |
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| how a victim is treated throughout the criminal justice system could determine the outcome of the case. |
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| Victims of crime react to variables. Which of these is not one of them...? |
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| marital status of the victim |
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| Which areas of life are impacted by trauma..? |
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| emotional, physical, cognitive, relationships and sexuality. |
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| Which of these is not a physical response to trauma..? |
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| The basic elements contained in a victim's response to crime are....? |
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| denial, outrage, violation, fear, vulnerability. |
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| " An event that is outside the range of usual human experience and taht would be markedly distressing to anyone",... defines " |
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| Signs of regression due to a traumatic event may include.... |
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singing nursery rhymes
assuming a fetal position
feeling very weak (all) |
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| Long term stress or crisis Reactions may be Exacerbated by the actions of others, and when this occurs, the actions of the others are called.... |
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| Which of these are phases of the victim's reaction to crime..? |
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| -impact
-recoil
-reorganization
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| immediate victim, secondary victim and service providers are all part of the ____________effect. |
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| When interviewing a crime victim you should....? |
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-be aware of personal bias
-be sensitive to the victim's needs |
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| In a death notification you should not.....? |
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| give all the explicit details even if it jeopardizes the case. |
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| Which of the following would you not do in a death notification? |
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| call the person on the phone but be polite and understanding. |
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| When a death notification should be made to the survivors..? |
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| as soon as the deceased has been identified. |
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| The actions of others that cause long-term stress for the victim are called _________ and the feelings of the victim are described as ______________. |
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-secondary assault
-secondary injury |
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| All of the following are persistent symptoms of increased arousal in post traumatic stess disorder except_________. |
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| ambivalence towards danger |
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| Physical arousal associated with "fight or flight" cannot be sustained; eventually it will result in ____________. |
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| Which article of the C.C.P. mandates that law enforcement agencies shall ensure that crime victims are granted their rights....? |
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| Law enforcement agencies are required by law to provide an officer to serve as ____________to consult with the prosecutor to ensure that crime victims are afforded their rights.. |
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| A person who is the victim of sexual assault, kidnapping or aggravated robbery or who has suffered bodily injury or death, as a result of the cirminal conduct of another, defines.....? |
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| A close relative of a deceased victim, includes... |
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| -parent,
-adult brother,
-sister,
or child. |
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| Under 56.07 the law enforcement agency is to advise crime victims of their rights , when...? |
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| at the initial contact or the earliest possible time thereafter. |
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| Which of these is Not a victim's right? |
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-Police protection
-have the magistrate consider the victims' safety when setting bail
-(all are rights) |
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| According to 56.09 which of the following may not be part of the court file? |
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| phone number of the victim |
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| A pseudonym form may only be filled out by a victim of the offense of _________. |
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| Victims of ciminally injurious conduct are entitled to _______under the crime victim's compensation act. |
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-cash payments for money lost
-vocational and rehabilitative services
-counseling
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| Who administers the crime victims' compensation Act...? |
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| The prosecutor's office shall appoint a ________to coordinate with the police agency and the victim. |
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| victim assistance coordinator |
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| To intentionally or knowingly disclose the name, address or phone number of a victim that has filed a pseudonym form on their case, to anyone not assisting in the investigation, prosecution or to any person other than the defendant or his attorney, is an offense of ______ |
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