New York Watch, Guard, or Patrol Agency (WGP) License Practice Exam

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What is a capital offense?

  1. A minor legal violation

  2. A crime punishable by life imprisonment or death

  3. A financial crime

  4. An error in accounting

The correct answer is: A crime punishable by life imprisonment or death

A capital offense is a crime that is considered to be the most severe and serious, often resulting in the most severe punishments such as life imprisonment or the death penalty. Option A is incorrect because a capital offense is not a minor legal violation, but rather a major one. Option C is incorrect because a capital offense is not a financial crime. Option D is incorrect because a capital offense is not an error in accounting, but rather a criminal act. Overall, a capital offense is a very serious crime that carries harsh punishments.

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