Weekly exam 6

Question 1

Class A

Answer 1

Heroin, Morphine, Fentanyl, Carfentanil, Ketamine

Question 2

Class B

Answer 2

Cocaine, Oxycontin, Methadone, Methamphetamine

Question 3

Class C

Answer 3

Valium, synthetic marijuana, bath salts

Question 4

Class D

Answer 4

Marijuana

Question 5

Class E

Answer 5

Prescription drugs not listed in any other class

Question 6

Right of arrest for possession of any class of controlled substances or more than 2 ounces of marijuana without a valid prescription

Answer 6

( Misdemeanor ) arrest on Probable cause

Question 7

(ROA) for distribution of class ( A,B,C )

Answer 7

FELONY

Question 8

(ROA) for distribution of class ( D, E )

Answer 8

( M ) on probable cause

Question 9

What is the weight so it can be consider trafficking

Answer 9

• Marijuana 50 lbs or more
• Cocaine 18 grams or more
• Heroin 18 grams or more
• Methamphetamine 18g or more
• Fentanyl 10g or more
• Carfentanil Any amount

( FELONY )

Question 10

Amount permissible for cultivation of marijuana

Answer 10

• 6 Plants per household for 1 adult
• maximum of 12 per household for two adults

Question 11

Is the possession of more than 2 OZ of marijuana arrestable ?

Answer 11

YES

Question 12

What is the procedure for a Juvenile ( under 18 ) who is in possession of marijuana ?

Answer 12

• $100 CIVIL FINE,
• Completion of a drug educational program, and
• Performance of community service.

Question 13

You are on patrol and observe John hand Bill $20. In return, Bill reaches down his pants and hands John a small plastic bag. As John walks around the cornel, you approach him and tell him what you observed. He admits that he just bought crack cocaine from Bill.

• What is the strongest action you can take against Bill?
  AND
• What is the strongest action you can take against John?

Answer 13

• Arrest Bill for the felony of distribution of Class B
• Arrest John for the (M) of possession of Class B

Question 14

You are on patrol and observe John hand Bill $20. In return, Bill reaches down his pants and hands John a small plastic bag. As John walks around the corner, you approach him and tell him what you observed. He admits that he just bought crack cocaine from Bill. Your partner approaches Bill and handcuffs him on the distribution charge. As your partner does the search incident to a lawful arrest, Bill admits that he has more drugs stuffed in his front pocket. You recover approximately 28 grams of crack from his pocket.

• What is the strongest action you can take against Bill?

Answer 14

• Arrest Bill for Trafficking Class B

Question 15

What is the preferred charge for Destroying/Defacing property ?

Answer 15

266 s 126 A

( FELONY)

Question 16

Carrying a Dangerous Weapon ( 2 Types )

         269 s 10 (b)

Answer 16

Type 1: Per se dangerous weapon

**The suspect knowingly carried on his person or under his control in a vehicle;

**One of the 17 listed per se dangerous weapons (knives/martial arts/). See list below!!

Type 2: Non per se weapon possessed during arrest

The suspect was arrested:

** on a warrant for an alleged crime; or

** without a warrant for a crime involving a breach of the peace; AND

** at the time of his arrest, the suspect had on his person or under his control in a vehicle;

** a billy club or other dangerous weapon that is not mentioned or otherwise punishable under 269 s 10

Right of arrest Felony

NOTES

** the warrant must be the reason for the arrest

** must involve a breach of the peace

Question 17

Unlawful Possession of a Firearm / Rifle / Large capacity firearm

• Firearm 269 s 10 (a)
• Rifle 269 s 10 (a)
• Large capacity firearm 269 s 10 (M)

Answer 17

The defendant:

**knowingly possessed (outside home or business), or had under his control in a motor vehicle, a firearm/rifle/shotgun

**doesn’t have a valid license to possess the firearm outside of his home or office;

**does not qualify for one of the statutory exemptions from the licensing requirements.

Right of arrest Felony

Question 18

In order to be consider large capacity it must have…

Answer 18

• Firearm ( more than 10 round )
• Rifle ( more than 10 round )
• Shotguns ( more than 5 rounds )

Question 19

Charges for a typical firearms arrest

Answer 19

269 s 10 (a) Poss of FA w/o a license ( Felony )
269 s 10 (h) Poss of ammo w/o FID card ( Misdemeanor )
269 s 10 (n) Poss of loaded firearm ( Felony )

Question 20

What is the ( ROA ) for improper Storage of Large Capacity Gun ?

Answer 20

Charge under (140 s 131L) Felony

Question 21

What is the ( ROA ) for improper Storage of any Gun if someone under 18 has potential access ?

Answer 21

Charge under (140 s 131L) Felony

• NOTE: Regardless of the type of gun

Question 22

What is the ( ROA ) for improper Storage of a NON-Large Capacity gun or any stun Gun ?

Answer 22

Confiscate and Complaint ( 140 s 131L )

Question 23

BB, Air, C02 GUN

Answer 23

Public:
*Person 18 and over may possess without any license

• Minor under 18 must either: (1) be accompanied by an adult, or (2) have a sporting license and permit from local police chief; and

*No one may discharge over public way.

Private:
*No license required, regardless of age, it gun possessed in private place and not discharged

• ROA: Confiscate & Complaint ( 269 s 12 B )