2012 Police Officer "Professional Comprehensive I" Pre-Test Paper (2)

1. Single-choice question (only one of the following four alternatives is correct, please indicate it on the answer sheet Blacken the letter of the correct option. Each question is worth 1 point, ***40 points)

1. According to the criminal law, for attempted criminals, you can ().

A. Get a lighter or mitigated punishment as compared to the completed crime

B. Get a lighter or mitigated punishment as compared to the suspended crime

C. Exempt from punishment

D. A lighter or reduced punishment will be given to the preparatory offender

2. The provisions of my country’s criminal law on the criminal liability of accomplices are ().

A. The principal offender should be given a lighter punishment, a reduced punishment or be exempted from punishment

B. Should be given a lighter punishment, a reduced punishment or be exempted from punishment

C. Can be given a lighter punishment , reduced punishment or exemption from punishment

D. The principal offender may be given a lighter punishment, a reduced punishment or exemption from punishment

3. A forged a passport, visa. A’s behavior constitutes ( ).

A. Continuous offenders

B. Involved offenders

C. Continuous offenders

D. Constituting several crimes, they should be combined Punishment

4. Special prevention refers to applying punishment to criminals so that they will no longer commit crimes. What is referred to here is "sin no more" ( ).

A. Only refers to active no longer committing crimes

B. Only refers to passive no longer committing crimes

C. Including active no longer committing crimes and passive no longer committing crimes< /p>

D. None of the above answers are correct

5. Which of the following situations does not constitute recidivism? ( )

A. Zhang was sentenced to a fixed term for intentional injury. 3 years in prison, suspended for 3 years. In the third year after the probation expired, he committed theft again and was sentenced to 10 years in prison

B. Li was sentenced to 5 years in prison for rape. Four years after his release, he was again guilty of obstructing official duties and was sentenced to 6 months in prison

C. Wang was sentenced to 4 years in prison for robbery and was paroled after serving 3 years. In the fifth year after his parole expired, he was convicted of intentional homicide and sentenced to life imprisonment

D. Tian was convicted of defection and sentenced to 2 years in prison. Six years after his release, he was again convicted of overseas espionage. For the crime of state secrets, he was sentenced to 6 months' detention

6. Zhang was sentenced to 2 years in prison and suspended. His probation period should be ().

A. Less than 2 years

B. More than 2 years but less than 5 years

C. Less than 5 years

D. At least 1 Year

7. Regarding the concurrent punishment of several crimes, which of the following options is wrong? ( )

A. If A discovers an omitted crime before the execution of the penalty, he should follow the "first Several crimes shall be punished concurrently according to the principle of "combining and then reducing"

B. If B commits a new crime before the execution of the penalty is completed, several crimes shall be punished concurrently according to the principle of "combining first and then combining"

C. If C commits a new crime before the execution of the punishment is completed, and at the same time a missed crime is discovered, the missed crime should be "combined first and then reduced" with the crime originally sentenced, and then the new crime and the previous crime should be punished together. The sentence that has not yet been completed will be "reduced first and then consolidated"

D. "Reduced first and then consolidated" will, under normal circumstances, result in the actual punishment of the criminal being lighter than that of "combined first and then consolidated"

8. Song was sentenced to 3 years in prison, suspended for 4 years. During the probation period, it was discovered that he had committed corruption in the past. The punishment for Song should be (). /p>

A. Separate sentences for corruption crimes

B. Revoke suspended sentences and implement concurrent punishments for several crimes

C. Adopt the principle of absorbing misdemeanors from serious crimes and impose heavier sentences< /p>

D. If the suspended sentence of the original sentence is not revoked, the recidivist will be severely punished

9. For criminals who are sentenced to life imprisonment, the actual sentence after commutation is (). >

A. Not less than 20 years

B. Not less than 12 years

C. Not less than 1/2 of the original sentence

D. Not less than 10 years

10. The authority that exercises the power to make commutation decisions is ().

A. Basic people's court

B. Intermediate people's court

C. Intermediate and above people's court

D. Reform through labor agency< /p>

11. Regarding parole, which of the following options is correct? ( )

A. Criminals on parole are not allowed to speak, publish, or assemble without the approval of the execution agency. The right to freedom of association, freedom of association, and sex

B. This shall not apply to criminals who commit violent crimes such as murder, bombing, robbery, rape, kidnapping, etc., even if they are sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of less than 10 years. Parole

C. For recidivists, as long as they are sentenced to a fixed-term imprisonment of less than 10 years, parole is applicable

D. Paroleed criminals who commit new crimes during the parole trial period A crime does not constitute a repeat offender

12. A is a senior manager of a large foreign-related state-owned enterprise and often has access to the company’s trade secret documents. During a business trip abroad, A secretly met with an agent of the country's espionage organization (A did not know the espionage nature of the organization) and sold business documents involving military secrets to the other party at a high price. A's behavior constitutes ( ).

A. The crime of espionage

B. The crime of intentionally leaking state secrets

C. The crime of illegally providing state secrets and intelligence to overseas countries

D. Crime of infringement of trade secrets

13. Sun, the captain of a certain geological exploration team, rented two pistols issued by the team to others. During the rental period, the renter did not use the two guns. Sun’s behavior should be characterized as ().

A. Constituting the crime of illegal leasing of firearms

B. Not constituting a crime

C. Constituting the crime of dereliction of duty

D. Constituting an illegal crime Crime of buying and selling firearms

14. Wang is a policeman from a certain county public security bureau. After drinking, he accidentally forgot his handbag containing a police gun in a restaurant and lost it. For fear of being punished, Wang did not report the missing gun to his work unit, but instead asked his friends to find it. The gun was actually found by Chen, an unemployed young man. When he was showing off to his friends, he was discovered and confiscated by the police station. Wang’s behavior constitutes ( ).

A. The crime of negligently endangering public safety by dangerous means

B. The crime of endangering public safety by dangerous means

C. Lost firearms Not reporting the crime

D. Not guilty

15. The defendant Ma wanted to create the illusion that A Co., Ltd. listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange had good performance in order to take over Beijing B Communications Corporation, for the purpose of issuing 1 billion yuan of convertible bonds, fabricated 4 false sources of profits by signing false contracts and using borrowings for circular transfers from May 1996 to January 1997. The fictitious company 1996 After the fact that the total annual profit was 566 million yuan, the defendant Ban was later instructed to include this false profit in the company's 1996 financial accounting report and send it to Accounting Firm C for audit. Without the approval of the state-owned assets management department, the defendant Ma instructed the defendant Ban and others to cooperate with Accounting Firm D to evaluate the company's assets, and the capital reserve fund was fictitiously increased by 657 million yuan. On January 22, 1997, , published the above two data in the Securities Times on February 1, misleading investors, seriously damaging the legitimate interests of shareholders of A Co., Ltd. and the public, causing chaos in the stock market, and disrupting China's normal financial order. What crime does the behavior of Ma and Ban constitute? ( )

A. The crime of manipulating securities and futures markets

B. The crime of deceiving investors to buy and sell securities and futures contracts

C. The crime of fabricating and disseminating false information about securities and futures transactions

D. The crime of illegal disclosure or failure to disclose important information

16. The witness of the insurance accident intentionally provided false information Proof documents that provide conditions for others to defraud insurance money shall be deemed as ().

A. The perpetrator of the crime of insurance fraud

B. The crime of perjury

C. The perpetrator of the crime of fraud

D. The crime of providing false certification documents

17. Defendant A (male, born on August 13, 1985), on June 7, 2001, to "find some pocket money", killed his neighbor Wang A certain 1-year-old son B stole out, and then called to extort 80,000 yuan from Wang. When the demand was not met, he killed B. Later, out of fear, he surrendered to the public security organs.

How should A’s behavior be handled? ( )