A) They should be suspended indefinitely B) They must undergo mandatory sensitivity training C) They should be publicly shamed D) There is no place for them in the Baltimore Police department
A) The officers were following standard procedure B) None of the officers are responsible C) The officers acted in self-defense D) The officers should be held accountable
A) He called for them to be dispersed immediately B) He suggested they be moved to a different city C) He supported them if they were peaceful D) He refused to comment on the matter
A) To appease protesters and prevent further disturbances B) To set a new legal precedent C) Due to pressure from the Governor D) Because of overwhelming evidence against them
A) As an act of political bravery B) As reflecting either incompetence or unethical recklessness C) As a brave move for justice D) As a standard legal process
A) To ensure a speedy trial B) To save the city money C) To step into the national limelight D) To help the police department reform
A) Her residency outside of Baltimore B) Her lack of legal experience C) Personal gain by Mosby and her husband D) Her history of working as a defense attorney
A) They are close friends B) They are business partners C) They are related by marriage D) They are former law school classmates
A) He did not see any serious conflict of interest B) He thought the judge would definitely agree C) He believed the motion was very strong D) He believed the police officers had a solid case
A) Release confidential information to the media B) Sue Mosby and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake C) Resign from the police force D) Go on a labor strike
A) The moment he was placed in the transport van B) After the officers found the knife C) Immediately upon his arrest D) Well before the officers knew he possessed a knife
A) As absurdly bouncing from one ridiculous allegation to another B) As an emotional plea for mercy C) As a perfectly valid legal strategy D) As a request for a change of venue
A) July 4, 2015 B) June 26, 2015 C) August 1, 2015 D) May 4, 2015
A) At the West District police station B) At the University of Maryland C) At the corner of North and Mount D) Near the Gilmor Homes housing project
A) Dr. Carol Allan B) Lieutenant Brian W. Rice C) Anthony W. Batts D) Officer Garrett Miller
A) Four B) Two C) Eight D) Six
A) 8:39 am B) 8:59 am C) 9:45 am D) 9:24 am
A) A coffin on wheels B) An unbelted transport unit C) A cage on tracks D) A dangerous vehicle
A) 50% B) 20% C) 90% D) 80%
A) Three weeks B) Two days C) Six days D) One month
A) It was legal under Maryland law B) It was a banned switchblade C) It was a prohibited weapon D) It was illegal under state law
A) Fredericka Gray B) Gloria Darden C) Sandra Darden D) Carolina Gray
A) Westminster B) Charles Village C) East Baltimore D) Sandtown-Winchester
A) 37 μg/dL B) 45 μg/dL C) 18 μg/dL D) 25 μg/dL
A) Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder B) Bipolar disorder C) Dyslexia D) Autism spectrum disorder
A) Linebacker B) Wide receiver C) Quarterback D) Running back
A) Eleventh grade B) Ninth grade C) Eighth grade D) Tenth grade
A) Baltimore Settlement Group B) Access Funding C) Maryland Equity Partners D) Lead Recovery Services
A) $18,000 B) $146,000 C) $25,000 D) $10,000
A) Charles Street B) West Baltimore C) Sandtown-Winchester D) East Lorraine Avenue
A) 5 feet 6 inches B) 5 feet 10 inches C) 5 feet 8 inches D) 6 feet 0 inches
A) 8 B) 25 C) 12 D) 18
A) University of Maryland Police Station B) Johns Hopkins Hospital C) Baltimore City Jail D) R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
A) Suicide B) Accident C) Homicide D) Natural causes
A) Involuntary manslaughter B) Manslaughter C) Second-degree depraved-heart murder D) First-degree premeditated murder
A) Conspiracy to commit murder B) Assault with a deadly weapon C) Obstruction of justice D) Reckless endangerment
A) Mayor of Baltimore B) President of the United States C) Commissioner Anthony W. Batts D) Governor Larry Hogan
A) Officer Rice B) William Porter C) Officer Goodson D) Officer Nero
A) 10 years B) 5 years C) 16 years D) 17 years
A) 2011 B) 2012 C) 2010 D) 2008
A) 29 B) 41 C) 45 D) 30
A) 2010 B) 2012 C) 2011 D) 1998
A) Mental health evaluation B) Physical injury C) Promotion screening D) Internal affairs investigation
A) 2 B) 32 C) 17 D) 10
A) Misusing his position for an arrest B) Sending sexual images C) Threatening to kill himself D) Drug evidence left in his car
A) 29 B) 25 C) 30 D) 26
A) 2011 B) 1998 C) 2010 D) 2012
A) Three months B) Two weeks C) One year D) Six months
A) 16 years B) 12 years C) 17 years D) 20 years
A) A mistrial B) An acquittal C) A plea bargain D) A guilty verdict
A) An appellate court B) Marilyn Mosby C) A jury D) Judge Williams
A) Brian Rice B) Kevin Moore C) John Banzhaf D) Anthony Batts
A) Second-degree assault B) Misconduct in office C) Involuntary manslaughter D) False imprisonment
A) December 16, 2015 B) July 27, 2016 C) June 13, 2016 D) May 23, 2016
A) William G. Porter B) Edward M. Nero C) Brian W. Rice D) Garrett E. Miller
A) Sergeant B) Commander C) Lieutenant D) Captain
A) Patrol Operations Bureau B) Public Integrity Bureau C) Homicide Division D) Internal Affairs Division
A) Merrick Garland B) Loretta Lynch C) Barack Obama D) Eric Holder
A) May 8, 2015 B) February 2024 C) September 12, 2017 D) October 13, 2016
A) Traffic congestion B) Excessive force C) Underfunding D) Technology upgrades
A) Civil Rights Coalition B) Black Lives Matter C) Justice for All D) Occupy Wall Street
A) Gene Ryan B) Larry Hogan C) William Murphy D) T.J. Smith
A) New York Yankees B) Tampa Bay Rays C) Chicago White Sox D) Boston Red Sox
A) 11 B) 500 C) 143 D) 34
A) Miami B) Portland C) Denver D) Seattle
A) 29 B) 44 C) 43 D) 45
A) August B) May C) July D) December
A) 189 B) 353 C) 300 D) 344
A) Kevin Devine B) Kevin Morby C) Stephen Malkmus D) Prince
A) Justin Fenton B) Sonja Sohn C) Stephen Janis D) Taya Graham
A) Interventions B) The Real News Network C) We Own This City D) Undisclosed
A) Horse Lords B) Dru Hill C) Wondaland D) The Jicks
A) Five B) Ten C) Two D) Three |