5 Written Questions

1. taking an item (money or property) valued at less than $300.
2. a written order issued by a law enforcement officer in lieu of
   physical arrest, requiring a person accused of violating the law to appear in a designated
   court or government office at a specified date and time (Fla. R. Crim. P. 3.125 ).
3. right to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures;
   probable cause
4. an effort to seek out and discover evidence and/or contraband in the
   possession of another.
5. a method of obtaining money or other pecuniary benefit from someone
   or compelling that person to do any act or refrain from doing any act against his will by
   threats of ill treatment, libelous accusations or exposure of faults.

5 Matching Questions

1. 8th Amendment
2. "arson"
3. "battery"
4. 10th Amendment
5. 3rd Amendment

1. a state's rights are preserved
2. b prohibiting quartering of soldiers in private homes
3. c willfully and unlawfully, or while in the commission of
   any felony, by fire or explosion, damaging or causing to be damaged:
   a) any dwelling, structure, or the contents thereof
   b) any structure or its contents where persons are normally present (i.e., jails, hospitals,
   etc.)
   c) any structure known, or believed to be, occupied by a human being
4. d unlawful touching, beating, wounding or laying hold of another's person
   or clothing without his/her consent.
5. e protection from excessive bails, fines, and cruel and unusual
   punishments

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the principle that evidence will be rejected by the court if it has
   been obtained in an illegal manner.
   1. "extortion"
   2. "contraband"
   3. "assault"
   4. "exclusionary rule"
2. actions or lack of actions which impair or prohibit an
   officer from executing a legal process or duty.
   1. "service provider"
   2. "obstruction of justice"
   3. "extortion"
   4. "exclusionary rule"
3. taking possession of or carrying away of merchandise, money, or
   negotiable instruments; altering or removing a label or price tag; transferring merchandise
   from one container to another of lower price or removal of a shopping cart with intent to
   deprive the merchant of possession, use, benefit or full retail value.
   1. "mental illness"
   2. "petit theft"
   3. "retail theft"
   4. "theft"
4. the exposure of sexual organs in a public place
   1. voyeurism
   2. exhibitionism
   3. Chapter 800
   4. prostitution
5. any unauthorized article, or legal articles in excess of the authorized
   limit.
   1. "fire bomb"
   2. "contraband"
   3. "arson"
   4. "extortion"

5 True/False Questions

1. "hearsay evidence" → anything presented in a court of law to prove or disprove the existence
   of a fact or issue.

   True        False

2. 1st Amendment → freedom of religion, speech, press and assembly

   True        False

3. 9th Amendment → retention, by the people, of general rights

   True        False

4. 7th Amendment → right, at common law, of trial by jury

   True        False

5. Chapter 798 → adultery; cohabitation

   True        False