September 1, 2011

Chapter 3: Subtopic 3D Quiz

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Chapter 3: Truancy Violations/Incorrigibility:
What behavior can result in truancy prosecution?

 
  
        
        
  
   
   
  
    
  Subtopic 3D Quiz: What is loitering?
  
  
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            Question 1
Define loiter. Throwing trash on the groundHint: Sometimes you need to keep moving when you have no purpose being in a particular place.
Playing the lotteryHint: Sometimes you need to keep moving when you have no purpose being in a particular place.
Remaining in any one place for no apparent reason
Being unnecessarily loud in publicHint: Sometimes you need to keep moving when you have no purpose being in a particular place.
Going door-to-door trying to sell stuffHint: Sometimes you need to keep moving when you have no purpose being in a particular place.
Question 2
What factor(s) must a police officer consider when evaluating whether or not an individual is loitering? Whether or not it is normal for the individual to be in that place at that particular timeHint: People who aren’t normally seen in a place may raise concerns regarding safety or property damage.
Whether or not the person’s presence is creating concern for other individuals in that area or for nearby propertyHint: People who aren’t normally seen in a place may raise concerns regarding safety or property damage.
Whether or not an individual of a particular race is welcome at that locationHint: People who aren’t normally seen in a place may raise concerns regarding safety or property damage.
Whether or not the person could afford to pay a fine for committing the offenseHint: People who aren’t normally seen in a place may raise concerns regarding safety or property damage.
Both A and B
Question 3
Which of the following is an example of loitering? A student waiting in front of the school for the busHint: The activity should be out of place or cause concern. 
A group of friends sitting in front of Starbucks drinking coffeeHint: The activity should be out of place or cause concern. 
A group of activists protesting in front of the White HouseHint: The activity should be out of place or cause concern. 
A gang member sitting on the patio of a friend’s homeHint: The activity should be out of place or cause concern. 
None of the above
Question 4
Before making an arrest, an officer must establish whether or not an individual is loitering. Which answer is NOT an example of a question an officer might ask? What is your name?Hint: There is nothing wrong with an officer asking questions to gather general information not intended to harass an individual.
What are you doing here?Hint: There is nothing wrong with an officer asking questions to gather general information not intended to harass an individual.
How long have you been here?Hint: There is nothing wrong with an officer asking questions to gather general information not intended to harass an individual.
None of the above
Question 5
Michael is a gang member who often deals drugs at the same street corner. Michael is standing at the street corner waiting to conduct a deal when he is approached by a police officer. Is Michael loitering? Yes
No
Question 5 Explanation:Michael is not at the street corner for normal, law-abiding reasons, and his presence at this location presents a concern to the people in that area.
            
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