CPL 410-430

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Defendant must be present if court relaxes or eliminates on of the conditions of probation

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True
False

Question 2

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When the court relaxes the conditions of probation and the defendant is not present, the court must notify the defendant within __ days of such modification

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Question 3

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A person on probation is in legal custody of [blank_start]____[blank_end] and under supervision of [blank_start]___[blank_end]

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the court
DCJS
a secure facility
the DA
the probation department
DCJS
the corporate counsel

Question 4

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The court may NOT revoke a sentence of probation unless: (2 requirements)

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it finds defendant violated conditions
it has given the defendant an opportunity to be heard
the defendant has been doing well on probation
a charge is reduced or dismissed

Question 5

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Court may at any time terminate a period of conditional discharge or probation other than

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lifetime probation
probation over 12 months
probation that resulted from a class A felony

Question 6

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Defendant must be present where the court:

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relaxes conditions of conditional discharge
modifies any condition of probation
relaxes condition of conditional discharge or probation
enlarges any condition of probation

Question 7

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Choose the best answer: The court may not revoke a sentence of probation or conditional discharge unless:

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a court found defendant has not violated condition
defendant has had an opportunity to be heard
Both of the other options

Question 8

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Which of the following regarding a hearing on violations is false?

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hearing must be a summary one
hearing must be with a jury
defendant may present evidence in his own behalf
finding must be based upon a preponderance of the evidence

Question 9

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In sentence of probation or conditional discharge commission of another offense (other than traffic infraction):

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constitutes grounds for revocation of sentence in any case
constitutes grounds for revocation of sentence only if so specified as a condition of sentence
constitutes grounds for relaxation of conditions
none of the above

Question 10

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Failure to pay a fine for felony: additional sentence is up to:

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1 year
2 years
3 years

Question 11

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Failure to pay a fine for a misdemeanor: additional sentence is up to __

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1/3 of authorized sentence
2/3 of authorized sentence
3/4 of authorized sentence

Question 12

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Failure to pay a fine for a petty offense: additional sentence is up to ___

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5 days
10 days
15 days
30 days

Question 13

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where sentence is imprisonment as well as a fine, restitution or reparation is imposed, aggregate of the period and the term of the sentence may NOT exceed ___

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maximum authorized term of imprisonment
50 years
20 years
30 years

Question 14

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When must a corporation pay its fine?

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at the time sentence is imposed
at any time, not to exceed 2 years
within 60 days

Question 15

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If corporation does not pay its fine, fine may be collected in like manner as a civil judgment. Where a sentence of imprisonment as well as a fine, restitution or reparation is imposed, the aggregate period and the term of the sentence may not exceed:

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1 year
maximum term of imprisonment
5 years
none of the above

Question 16

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A fine, restitution, or repartition imposed upon a corporation must be paid:

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at the time sentence is imposed
within 30 days after imposition of fine
within one year after imposition of fine
within 45 days of imposition of the fine

Question 17

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Which of the following is not correct? Maximum imprisonment for non-payment of a court imposed fine is:

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felony-1 year
petty offense-15 days
misdemeanor- 1/3 maximum authorized sentence
violation- 30 days

Question 18

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if a defendant does not pay a court imposed fine, additional imprisonment:

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for a petty offense is up to 15 days
for a misdemeanor, is up to one third of maximum authorized sentence
for a felony is up to 2 years

Question 19

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Except where authorized by law, a duly and lawfully imposed sentence of imprisonment may NOT be charge suspended or interrupted once term or period of sentence has commenced

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True
False

Question 20

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In case of an INDETERMINATE sentence commitment must be to ____

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commissioner of corrections and cummunity supervision
the DCJS
a sheriff

Question 21

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Choose the best answer: In the case of an indeterminate or determinate sentence, commitment must be to:

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the county jail or department of corrections, if the city has a correction department
the state department of correctional services

Question 22

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A sentence duly imposed may not be ___ once the term of period of the sentence has commenced,

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changed
suspended
interrupted

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