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What is the penal code for providing false information to a peace officer?
What is the penal code for providing false information to a peace officer?
Which penal code refers to the crime of robbery?
Which penal code refers to the crime of robbery?
Which penal code pertains to battery against a peace officer?
Which penal code pertains to battery against a peace officer?
What does the penal code 666 refer to?
What does the penal code 666 refer to?
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Which of the following penal codes addresses the manufacture or possession of prohibited weapons?
Which of the following penal codes addresses the manufacture or possession of prohibited weapons?
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Study Notes
Penal Codes
- 148.9: False information to a Peace Officer
- 459: Burglary
- 211: Robbery
- 187: Murder
- 245(a)(1): Assault with a deadly weapon (other than a firearm), unsuccessful attempt to commit a crime
- 664: Petty theft with a prior conviction
- 666: Petty theft of merchandise (shoplifting)
- 490.5: Under the influence in a public place/Disorderly Conduct
- 647(f): Resisting, delaying, or obstructing officer/emergency medical technician
- 148: Lewd or lascivious acts on a child under age 14
- 288(a): Manufacture, import, sale, or possession of prohibited weapons
- 16590: Failure to appear as a misdemeanor
- 853.7: Battery
- 242: Battery
- 243(b): Battery against Peace Officer/Custodial Officer - Misdemeanor
- 243(c)(1): Battery against Peace Officer/Custodial Officer - Felony
- 243(e)(1): Battery against a spouse or cohabitant - Misdemeanor
- 273.5: Inflict corporal injury on spouse or cohabitant
- 422: Criminal Threats
- 261: Rape
- 261.5: Unlawful sexual intercourse with person under age 18
- 207(a): Kidnapping
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Test your knowledge of key penal codes with this comprehensive quiz. Each question focuses on important legal definitions and implications related to crimes such as robbery, burglary, assault, and more. Challenge yourself to see how well you understand the law!
