13. A woman and her daughter were shopping in the mall. Suddenly, someone grabbed the woman's purse from her shoulder and ran. What type of theft is this? A. Snatching B. Shoplifting C. Burglary D. Looting 14. The perjury trap occurs when A. a witness is threatened with harm to their family if they lie on the stand. B. telling the truth would force the witness to exonerate himself. C. a witness is threatened with death if they testify truthfully. D. telling the truth would contradict previous statements to law enforcement officials. 15. Which among the following is intended to be a seldom-used remedy? A. Escape B. Impeachment C. Bribery D. Contempt 16. Which of the following characteristics is true of arson? A. Many occurrences of it go unpunished. B. It's almost always committed by juveniles. C. Most cases of it are solved. D. There are about 5,000 incidents per year. 17. When you rent a beach house to a tenant for a week, you give that tenant A. Privacy rights. B. Leasehold rights. C. Tenants-in-common rights. D. Tenancy-by-entirety rights. 18. Prosecuting for mail fraud often occurs when A. Someone refuses to abide by a court order. B. someone is caught failing to pay taxes. C. evidence for additional charges is weak or lacking. D. any attempt is made to obstruct justice. 19. A law enforcement officer observes a driver weaving in and out of traffic and pulls her over, subsequently smelling alcohol on her breath and noticing her slurred speech. What's the charge on the driver at this point? A. Having her blood alcohol level above the legal limit B. Implied consent C. Driving under the influence or similar laws D. Disorderly conduct 20. In the 1950s, buses in Montgomery, Alabama, were segregated by race. Rosa Parks, an African-American woman, refused to give up her seat for a white rider as required by Alabama law. Which of the following categories correlates to this incident? A. Mob rule B. Civil disobedience C. Reckless behavior D. Public drunkenness