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Full TCOLE Practice Exam

The complete CadetPass question bank in one test. Pulls from all six sections — Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, Transportation Code, Use of Force & Arrest, Family Code, and Health & Safety Code — with statute references, elements breakdowns, and detailed explanations. Pick a length, hit Start, and run it like the real thing.

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What the full TCOLE practice exam covers

The full exam draws from all 9 sections of the CadetPass bank — 850 practice questions in total. Every question carries its statute and an explanation, so a missed question points straight at the law to review. Each section can also be practised on its own.

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Under Art. 17.15, factors to be considered in setting bail include all of the following EXCEPT:

  1. Bail must be sufficiently high to give reasonable assurance of compliance
  2. Bail must not be used as an instrument of oppression
  3. Nature of the offense and circumstances under which committed
  4. The defendant's astrological sign (correct)

Why: Art. 17.15 lists factors: high enough to assure compliance; not used as oppression; nature and circumstances of the offense; ability to make bail; future safety of the victim and community; and criminal history.

Code of Criminal Procedure — Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 17.15

Under Tex. Fam. Code §6.301, residency requirement to file a divorce in Texas is:

  1. 30 days
  2. Either spouse has been a domiciliary of Texas for the preceding 6 months and a resident of the county of filing for the preceding 90 days (correct)
  3. 1 year
  4. 5 years

Why: 6 months Texas residency + 90 days county residency to file divorce. Officers occasionally interact with newly-served parties; understanding the basic timeline helps when serving documents or de-escalating disputes.

Texas Family Code — Tex. Fam. Code §6.301

Which Spanish phrase means 'husband and wife'?

  1. el padre y la madre
  2. el esposo y la esposa (correct)
  3. el hermano y la hermana
  4. el tío y la tía

Why: El esposo y la esposa = husband and wife. Also 'el marido y la esposa' or 'el cónyuge' for spouse (gender-neutral). 'Pareja' = couple/partner (often used for unmarried partners or modern relationships).

Spanish for Law Enforcement — Spanish family vocabulary