North Dakota Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Practice Exam

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• A person under 18 possessing a handgun without adult supervision is guilty of what class crime?
• Which of the following is NOT an exception to the warrant requirements?
• What is the burden of proof required in an administrative hearing?
• What is a house car in the context of motor vehicles?
• What is the primary goal of a typical juvenile court disposition?
• How long is someone convicted of a Class A misdemeanor involving violence or intimidation prohibited from having a firearm?
• What is the charge level for possession of more than 500 grams of marijuana?
• What is the definition of a criminal attempt?
• If a child under ___ years of age is present in any motor vehicle, what must that vehicle be equipped with?
• True or False: Children under 7 years old must ride in a child restraint car seat or booster.
• Can an individual with a valid North Dakota driver's license hold a license from another state?
• When may a child be released from a detention hearing?
• True or False: Passengers aged 7 to 17 must use a seatbelt or child restraint.
• What is the maximum bumper height of a modified motor vehicle?
• What is another term for a license that has been temporarily withdrawn?
• What is a key requirement for a person to operate a snowmobile legally?
• Who has the authority to grant permission to take a picture of a juvenile suspect?
• Where do appeals from municipal court and administrative hearings typically go?
• What does the 6th Amendment guarantee to individuals?
• Must garages or repair shops that receive a vehicle involved in a reportable traffic accident notify the authorities?
• What characterizes a specially constructed vehicle?
• What does threatening public servants involve?
• Which setting is NOT included when defining dangerous weapons?
• What does it mean to act intentionally?
• What penalty applies for overtaking and passing a school bus?
• Are motorized bicycles classified as motor vehicles for the purposes of registration and licensing?
• Can a person operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor be refused release on a promise to appear?
• What is a short barreled rifle?
• True or False: Passengers 18 and over must use a seatbelt at all times while driving.
• Which class of OHV typically includes vehicles with three or four wheels?
• What does unlawful imprisonment refer to?
• What is the definition of double jeopardy as specified in the 5th Amendment?
• What is the act of criminal solicitation defined as?
• What are the three collisions involved in every crash?
• Which vehicle is specifically designed to aid in farming activities by moving other implements?
• If a 14-year-old passes a motorcycle safety course, what can they obtain?
• Which type of hearing determines whether there is sufficient evidence to charge a defendant?
• What is the maximum length of time a vehicle can be parked in a disabled parking space without a permit?
• What type of vehicles are required to have license plates displayed on both front and rear in North Dakota?
• In what situation can assault be classified as a C felony?
• What must motorized bicycles be equipped with?
• Which amendment addresses cruel and unusual punishment?
• Which equipment is mandatory for motorcycle operators under 18 in North Dakota?
• Who is authorized to revoke an individual's driving license?
• When does assault become classified as a C felony?
• An unruly child may be placed in which of the following?
• In which situations must the "probable cause" standard be satisfied?
• What felony charge level is assigned to "negligent homicide"?
• How is a house car classified in terms of amenities?
• Which game is NOT classified as an authorized game of chance?
• What does "plain view" refer to in a legal context?
• What is the penalty for possessing an open container of alcohol in a vehicle?
• Which of the following would not lead to an assessment of points on a driving record?
• What is defined as a bus under vehicle regulations?
• What is the minimum age requirement to operate a snowmobile with proper certification?
• What does the term 'highway' refer to?
• Under 39-06-42, what is the penalty for driving while license is suspended or revoked?
• What is the speed limit when passing a school during recess?
• What defines a trailer in transportation terms?
• Which action must a driver take when they encounter a roundabout?
• What is the requirement for motorcycle operators under the age of 18 in North Dakota?
• What action should be taken for a juvenile under 18 caught drinking alcohol?
• What describes the negligence associated with "negligent homicide"?
• What constitutes 'terrorizing' in legal terms?
• In which case is a minor allowed to have alcohol while attending a gathering?
• What charge level is assigned to "assault"?
• In terms of culpability, what distinguishes "aggravated assault" from "assault" and "simple assault"?
• What does criminal coercion involve?
• What is the minimum age to operate a motorcycle with a permit?
• What is the consequence for a minor operating a motorcycle without protective headgear?
• At what age can a child's act be considered a crime?
• What is the first penalty classification for Driving Under Suspension (DUS) after the first offense?
• What is the definition of a roadway?
• Reckless disregard in a legal sense can lead to which kind of charges?
• What is the maximum fine for a C felony?
• What type of seat should a 4-year-old exceed in weight if they are over 40 lbs?
• What primary legal document outlines individual rights, including protection from unreasonable searches?
• What is the classification of assisted suicide as a felony?
• What class of crime does aggravated reckless driving fall under?
• In which scenario may a person not be entitled to release upon promise to appear?
• Which class of emergency vehicle may proceed past a red light or sign when displaying a flashing blue light?
• In the case of a charge of "modified vehicle," who has the burden of proof to show that the modifications are legal?
• If a rider under the age of 18 is riding a motorcycle, what requirement must they fulfill?
• What is the outcome when someone exposes themselves with intent to harass in public?
• Facilitating prostitution involves what action?
• What is the ticket cost for not having a license on a snowmobile?
• Which agency is responsible for enforcing branding laws?
• What is the charge level for misrepresentation or misstating of age in North Dakota?
• Which of the following describes a firearm that is not designed to be fired from the shoulder?
• What does the term “secured” imply regarding firearms in vehicles?
• Do trucks include every vehicle designed principally for the transportation of persons?
• How many side-by-side motorcycles may travel in a line?
• How is fornication defined in legal terms?
• Which type of culpability is required to be charged with "assault"?
• What kind of motor vehicle is classified as a truck?
• What is the definition of careless driving?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that child restraints are used properly?
• What is a recreational vehicle as defined in North Dakota law?
• Is liability insurance required on every public trail for snowmobiles and OHVs?
• What does bigamy refer to?
• Which of the following is NOT a classification of homicide?
• What class of felony is murder committed under emotional disturbance classified as?
• Which of the following choices is an example of "frisk" in law enforcement?
• Which organization is NOT allowed to conduct games of chance?
• What is considered a through highway?
• Where should North Dakota license plates be displayed on passenger vehicles?
• In terms of transportation, how is a trailer defined?
• A licensed driver may operate a Class III OHV on a paved highway with what maximum speed limit posting?
• True or false: A vehicle may not make a U-turn in a roadway unless at an intersection.
• What is the penalty for failing to use a seatbelt appropriately as mandated by safety regulations?
• A person diagnosed as mentally ill who possesses a handgun is guilty of which class crime?
• According to child passenger safety guidelines, should you verify that the seat is secure?
• Who is required to wear a helmet while operating snowmobiles and OHVs?
• What is the consequence for fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer while operating a vehicle?
• In the context of manslaughter, what is its associated culpability?
• What does it mean to have a firearm secured in a vehicle?
• What is the legal height of a vehicle operated on a highway?
• How many points against a license result in suspension?
• Which of the following best defines special mobile equipment?
• What is the definition of hindering law enforcement?
• What is the legal consequence for a person who ingests a controlled substance that is not prescribed by a physician?
• What is one restriction for those with a learner's permit on a motorcycle?
• What is the primary purpose of a preliminary hearing?
• Under what circumstances can a minor legally possess alcohol in North Dakota?
• What outcome is associated with manslaughter?
• What does gross weight refer to?
• What does 'sexual contact' refer to in legal terms?
• What is the maximum penalty for an infraction?
• Which of these items is classified as a dangerous weapon?
• A person convicted of a felony involving violence is guilty of what class crime if convicted within the last 10 years?
• What type of legal status does a juvenile court generally hold?
• What does recklessly imply in a legal context?
• What is the definition of "highway" in this context?
• Upon approach of a Class A emergency vehicle, to which side of the road must the traffic pull?
• What are implements of husbandry?
• Is online gaming legal in North Dakota?
• What is the penalty for careless driving?
• What class of crime is designated for wagering over $25 in a private poker game?
• Which organization investigates counterfeiting in the United States?
• What is the definition of a shotgun?
• What is the purpose of a court disposition in juvenile matters?
• How is 'indecent exposure' specifically defined?
• Who can police put in detox for a maximum of 24 hours?
• True or False: Aggravated reckless driving is classified as a Class A misdemeanor.
• What is the maximum duration an intoxicated person can be held in jail?
• What does the term 'preventing arrest or discharge of other duties' imply?
• What is the penalty for exhibition driving in North Dakota?
• What is a defining feature of a semitrailer?
• Must a person under the age of 18 wear a helmet when operating a snowmobile on a park trail?
• What is the minimum age required to obtain a permit for a motorized bicycle?
• What class of misdemeanor is assigned for wagering $500?
• How do the rights in juvenile court differ from those in adult court?
• What is the typical penalty for a first-time offense of driving under the influence of alcohol?
• What terminology is used for the highest level of injury resulting from "aggravated assault"?
• Fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer while driving a motor vehicle is classified as what for a first offense?
• What is the penalty for a B misdemeanor?
• What is the legal implication of 'indecent exposure'?
• What charges must juveniles face in adult court?
• Regarding unlawful alcohol delivery, how can one prove innocence?
• Which registration is specifically obtained from North Dakota Parks?
• Which term describes a situation where a person is harassed or alarmed while loitering?
• What is the purpose of the Stockman's Association?
• Who is authorized to order treatment for an intoxicated individual?
• What constitutes adultery?
• Who is considered a driver?
• Which of the following are classified as juvenile status offenses?
• What felony level is assigned to "murder"?
• Which of the following describes the action of canceling a license?
• For the purpose of chapter 39-06 (operators licenses), how many consecutive days must a person live in North Dakota to be deemed a resident?
• What is the statute of limitations for murder?
• What is a deprived child?
• What distinguishes a public event from a private one regarding weapons?
• What are the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution commonly known as?
• What happens if an individual accumulates points over 11 on their driving record?
• At which age is it acceptable for a child to start using a booster seat?
• What is the penalty for a B felony?
• Are implements of husbandry subject to registration when used on the highway?
• True or False: A person charged with modification of a motor vehicle has the burden to show that the modifications are permitted.
• Is the statement "Driver means every person who drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle" true or false?
• What is the typical consequence if a defendant is found guilty in a preliminary hearing?
• How long do officers have to submit their written reports on reportable accidents?
• How is reckless driving defined?
• Where do individuals obtain registration for snowmobiles and OHVs in North Dakota?
• What are some of the authorized games of chance in North Dakota?
• If an individual does not appear in court for a non-criminal traffic citation, what other offense have they committed?
• What does the term "revoked" mean in the context of driving privileges?
• How can one remember the classes of OHVs generally?
• Which of the following best defines criminal facilitation?
• Which type of organizations can legally conduct games of chance in North Dakota?
• True or False: Exhibition driving and drag racing are punishable by fines of $50 and $100 respectively.
• What represents the burden of proof in civil cases?
• What is the charge level for possession of hard drug paraphernalia following multiple offenses?
• What type of bodily injury is included under "simple assault"?
• What is a key characteristic shared between "assault" and "simple assault"?
• Under which circumstances must an accident be reported?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a public place for carrying a concealed weapon?
• What is the charge for delivering alcohol to a minor or an intoxicated person?
• What is the speed limit in a business or residential district if not otherwise posted?
• How is knowingly defined in the context of culpability?
• What is 'reckless endangerment'?
• In what situation may law enforcement officers exercise a search under "consent"?
• What is the fine for overtaking and passing a school bus?
• Which of the following is considered self-incrimination in the 5th Amendment?
• Robbery combines which two types of offenses?
• What is the primary duty of the legislative branch of government?
• In the context of juvenile law, what is meant by 'rehabilitate'?
• Which of the following defines ‘controlled access highway’?
• What personal attributes does a fifth wheel generally emphasize?
• What is required for a firearm to be classified as a short barreled shotgun?
• Where can an officer take an intoxicated person for a 10-56 evaluation?
• Who can refer a juvenile to juvenile court?
• What action results in points being assessed to a person's driving record in North Dakota?
• Is it legal for a 12-year-old to operate a Class III OHV on a roadway with a speed limit of 35 mph or below?
• Which agency serves as the state repository for crime statistics in North Dakota?
• What qualifies a vehicle as an antique?
• A person who drives their vehicle recklessly in disregard of the rights or safety of others is guilty of which offense?
• What distinguishes a handgun from other firearms?
• When must a car seat be replaced according to safety regulations?
• What is the burden of proof required to stop a motor vehicle?
• Is it legal to charge a person with public intoxication in North Dakota?
• Which crime involves causing substantial risk of serious bodily injury?
• How should 2-year-olds be secured in a vehicle for child passenger safety?
• What is the penalty for driving without liability insurance if discovered through an accident investigation?
• What is the highest level of injury recognized from "aggravated assault"?
• Upon approach of a Class A emergency vehicle, what should traffic do?
• Are all street drugs' possessions considered felonies?
• Which of the following best defines a juvenile?
• What is a primary characteristic of harassment?
• What does 'criminal mischief' involve?
• No vehicle shall be driven to the left side of the roadway when approaching within how many feet of an intersection or railroad crossing?
• What is a semitrailer?
• If someone fails to appear for court regarding a non-criminal traffic citation, what happens to the original offense?
• Within how many feet of an intersection or railroad crossing may one pass left of center of a vehicle?
• What can result from an adult allowing minors to remain on alcohol-licensed premises illegally?
• In felony cases, how many jurors are required to reach a verdict?
• Which of the following is a primary purpose for the inventory search of an impounded vehicle?
• Which of the following is a violation that could prevent release upon promise to appear?
• Does gross weight include the load of the vehicle?
• What is included in the definition of a sexual act?
• What is the penalty for a C felony?
• Under what conditions can a child be taken into custody?
• Which action qualifies as 'terrorizing' another person?
• Is a change of address for motor vehicle registration purposes required to be in writing within 10 days?
• When is it necessary to "Mirandize" a person?
• How much is the fine for drag racing?
• How is prostitution defined?
• Which homicide type is categorized as a C felony?
• Can a juvenile be housed in the general population of a jail?
• What happens after three offenses of Driving Under Suspension within a five-year period?
• What is the charge level for possession of marijuana paraphernalia?
• What is the charge level for possession of hard drug paraphernalia on the second offense?
• What constitutes aggravated reckless driving?
• What is the charge level for possession of 1/2 ounce of marijuana?
• What is the penalty for an A felony?
• Do juveniles have the right to a jury trial?
• What determines the legality of an eight-year-old operating an OHV?
• Which of the following is NOT an exception to the misdemeanor arrest rule?
• Is it legal for an 8-year-old to operate a Class III OHV without having a certificate while on private property?
• Which agency is responsible for transporting prisoners between states?
• What is the definition of 'felonious restraint'?
• Which of the following describes a farm tractor?
• Who has the jurisdiction to handle cases of counterfeiting?
• What must be done for a change of address regarding vehicle registration?
• At what age must a vehicle be equipped with an approved child restraint if a child is present?
• Are passengers in a private passenger motor vehicle allowed to consume alcohol on a highway or public parking area?
• What injury classification is linked to "simple assault"?
• Vehicles entering the freeway from an on-ramp must yield what?
• Would a DUI case involving a legally licensed child fall under juvenile court jurisdiction?
• What defines a rifle in terms of its design and intended use?
• Who is considered a law enforcement officer?
• How is 'driving with a suspended license' classified on a first offense?
• What is a typical consequence for possession of paraphernalia related to hard drugs on the first offense?
• How is disorderly conduct defined?
• Which of the following is NOT a culpability level?
• What is the purpose of wearing a helmet for those operating snowmobiles and OHVs?
• What is the fundamental role of the judicial branch of government?
• If a 19-year-old was referred for suspicion of arson from two years ago, to which court would they likely be sent?
• If a driver in an accident is physically unable to report to the driver's license division, who is responsible for making the report?
• What is the statute of limitations for a misdemeanor?
• How long must a 14 or 15-year-old hold their motorcycle permit before applying for a license?
• If a person is under 16 years old, how long must they hold their instructional permit before applying for a license?
• What is the minimum age requirement to legally consume alcohol in North Dakota?
• What is the standard of proof in a criminal trial?
• When the juror consists of only one person, who fulfills this role?
• Under what conditions can a public disturbance escalate to a riot?
• What activity is described by promoting prostitution?
• Which of the following best describes 'menacing' behavior?
• What is a requirement for a minor to obtain a driver's license?
• Burglary is a combination of which two offenses?
• Which of the following is NOT considered an essential protection for child passenger safety?
• When stopping a vehicle, what level of suspicion do officers require?
• Which situation exemplifies 'menacing'?
• What should be done if a person is caught operating under the influence?
• What does willfully mean with respect to culpability levels?
• Which amendment applies rights to the states as per the US Constitution?
• Which type of homicide is classified as a B felony?
• OHVs are allowed to be operated on paved highways with what maximum speed limit posting?
• What is the legal width of a vehicle operated on a highway?
• During which times is it prohibited to sell alcohol in North Dakota?
• Is notification to the motor vehicle department required for a change of address?
• When can jurisdiction shift from juvenile court to adult court?
• What does negligently refer to in a legal context?
• In terms of legal definitions, what does 'criminal coercion' signify?
• Must the license plates be securely fastened on a motor vehicle?
• What is the statute of limitations for Gross Sexual Imposition (GSI)?
• What is defined as impersonating officials?
• Which of the following might a disposition include?
• What action does criminal facilitation specifically involve?
• In what situations may a police officer force entry into a home under exigent circumstances?
• What is the concept of 'criminal solicitation' primarily aimed at?
• What type of trial involves only a judge without a jury?
• Must motorized bicycles have foot pedals for muscular propulsion and footrests for the operator?
• Is the investigating agency of a motor vehicle accident responsible for notifying the immediate family of those seriously injured or killed?
• What type of seat is recommended for toddlers weighing 22-40 lbs in a vehicle?
• What defines a short barreled shotgun?
• Is a bicycle or ridden animal considered a vehicle under Chapter 39-07-01?
• What is the charge level for possession of hard drug paraphernalia on the first offense?
• Can an individual receive a DUI after parking their vehicle and walking away, provided impairment is detected later?
• What occurs if an individual is found driving without insurance during an accident?
• What is the charge level for "simple assault"?
• What is the legal implication of acting with ignorance?
• What is the penalty for driving without insurance?
• What does physical obstruction of government function refer to?
• Which of the following is a common penalty for lower-level drug offenses?
• What is the burden of proof in a non-criminal traffic case?
• What is the intent behind the crime of hindering law enforcement?
• On what date of the year does the registration for an OHV expire?
• What action might the court take after hearing a referral?
• What is the penalty for a misdemeanor in terms of imprisonment and fines?
• What is defined as any room or premises licensed to conduct legal gaming operations?
• What is the primary use of a school bus according to the definitions?
• If you are under what age must you stay on your parents' land when operating a snowmobile or OHV?
• What is the standard classification for a driver's license in North Dakota?
• Are implements of husbandry subject to registration and operator's licenses?