Exam 3: Inside Criminal Law

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Actus reus refers to guilty intent as an element of a crime.

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Crimes motivated by bias against an individual or a group based on race,ethnicity,religion,gender,sexual orientation,disability,or age are considered ____________________.

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The ____________ and __________ Amendments require that no one can be deprived of life,liberty,or property without due process of law.

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A crime in which the defendant is guilty regardless of his or her state of mind at the time of the act is known as:

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When the wrongful threat of one person induces another person to perform an act that he or she would otherwise not perform,____ exists.

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Discuss the purposes of criminal law.

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Murder is a mala in se offense.

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Explain how the doctrine of strict liability applies to criminal law.

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The rules,orders,and decisions of regulatory agencies make up:

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Which of the following is NOT an excuse defense?

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The guilty act in a criminal offense is referred to as:

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Describe felonies and misdemeanors and discuss the differences between the two.

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What is the defense for criminal ability that is used to assert a lack of criminal responsibility because according to law,a person cannot have the requisite state of mind to commit a crime?

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All law can be divided into two categories: civil law and ____________________.

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____________________ is a negligent homicide,in which the offender had no intent to kill the victim.

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What is the burden of proof necessary to win a civil trial?

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Proceedings in civil court are normally initiated by the plaintiff.

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Compare substantive due process with procedural due process.

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Procedural criminal law defines the acts that the government will punish.

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Case law relies on how courts interpret a statute.

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