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