14 Questions
Which of the following behaviors distinguishes an unlawful assembly from a constitutionally protected protest or demonstration?
The use of force or violence
What is the crime committed when a crowd refuses to obey law enforcement's order to leave a location?
Failure to disperse
What distinguishes a riot from an unlawful assembly?
The use of force or violence
Which of the following is true about scheduled drugs?
Scheduled drugs are illegal to manufacture and possess
Which of the following is considered a public order crime?
Exchanging drugs for money
What are the penalties for possession of scheduled drugs?
Both A and B
Which amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects citizens from any laws that deprive them from 'life, liberty, or property, without due process of the law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws'?
Fourteenth Amendment
What is the term used to describe homelessness and is demonstrated by a person who appears to be transient (moving from place to place) without a clear way to support themselves (unemployed)?
Vagrancy
What is the term used to describe standing around without a purpose, and is defined by behaviors (the actus reus) of wandering around or remaining in one area with the specific intent to gamble, beg, or engage in prostitution?
Loitering
What is the term used to describe laws that prohibit sitting or lying on public streets and sidewalks, forcing individuals to move about?
Sit-lie
According to the text, which of the following is true about the Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC)?
It was originally deemed unconstitutional in 2006.
What is the actus reus element required for prostitution in many states?
Offering sexual conduct for money, property, or anything of value.
What is the mens rea element required for prostitution?
Strict liability.
What is the purpose of modern drug statutes that focus on rehabilitation for nonviolent drug offenders?
To reduce reoffending.
Test your knowledge of Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) Section 18! This quiz will assess your understanding of the rules regarding sitting, lying, and sleeping in specific areas. Find out if you know where these activities are prohibited and how they relate to the Americans with Disabilities Act, building entrances, driveways, and more.
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