ASIS-CPP Exam Questions

Generally, deadly force may not be used:

In making an arrest, the authority of a private citizen is:

Cases in which the defendant intended to kill or inflict serious bodily injury but did not have malice because of the existence of provocation is:

Cases of criminal homicide in which the actor lacked an intent to kill or cause bodily injury is:

Theft involves the crime of:

The legal standard that must be met to sustain an arrest is known as:

The amendment that provides that no person shall be denied life, liberty, or property without due process of law is the:

The right to have the assistance of counsel for one's defense is provided by the:

Police are allowed to conduct a frisk-type search where there was reason to believe the person stopped was armed according to the Supreme Court decision of:

A legal search may be made:

For a search warrant to be valid, it must conform to the following requirement(s) :

Which of the following is an exception to the general rule that a search and seizure requires a warrant?

Two famous Supreme Court rulings resulted in a rule of law that states that a person upon arrest shall be taken before a judicial officer for arraignment without unnecessary delay....

Which of the following procedures has been held to violate the self-incrimination provisions of the Fifth Amendment?

Which of the following is not considered to be personal property?

Which of the following crimes would be considered a white-collar crime?

What is the crime when a person, knowing an object to be false, attempts to pass it off as the real thing?

The investigative jurisdiction for the federal crime of counterfeiting is in the hands of the:

To combat the crime of loan sharking, the u.s. Congress passed:

Which of the following is not considered to be an inchoate crime?

The procedure by which a defendant in a criminal case petitions the court to allow an inspection of certain items in the possession of the prosecution is known as:

The term "venue" refers to:

The examination of prospective jurors on the jury panel is commonly referred to as:

A challenge of a prospective juror for no specific reason is known as:

Which of the following is not recommended as a witness in a court of law?

The attitude of the U.S. Department of Justice with regard to introducing polygraph results as evidence is that the:

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations have been in force since:

OSHA is administered by the:

As a practical matter, the OSHA Act covers

Which of the following was not provided by the OSHA Act?

Under the OSHA Act, a national consensus standard was defined as one that is:

The OSHA Act allows states to continue their present safety and health enforcement activities provided that:

A "de minimis" violation of the OSHA Act is:

Citations issued by an OSHA area director are:

Which of the following is not required by OSHA regulations?

Under OSHA regulations, a serious violation must be assessed some monetary penalty but the amount should not exceed:

Unless appealed, payment of penalties under OSHA must be made within:

In order to enforce compliance with safety and health standards under OSHA, employees are:

The OSHA law requires the maintenance of three basic types of injury and illness records by each establishment that employs:

Under OSHA regulations, the employer is responsible to see that every recordable injury or illness is listed on the log within:

The law that prohibits the armed forces from executing civil law in the United States, its territories, and possessions is:

The federal criminal law is set forth in the following title of the U.S. Code:

According to the U.S. Code, a felony is:

The act of concealing the commission of a felony cognizable by a U.S. court by someone having knowledge of the felony is a violation called:

The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution does not apply to:

When a law enforcement agent induces the commission of an offense, the process is called:

Statements by persons that things done or said by them are actually as they are described or said to be constitute:

The actual use of force against another, which involves physical touching, is a willful tort called in common law:

Wrongful appropriation of the personal property of another to the use of the taker is a tort called:

Rules issued by administrative agencies are published in the: