Question 1

The Kitty Genovese murder took place in which year?

Accepted Answer

A)  1950 
B)  1962 
C)  1964 
D)  1968 
A)  1950 
B)  1962 
C)  1964 
D)  1968

Question 2

The Sherrice Iverson Bill makes it a crime to fail to notify the police upon witnessing the sexual assault of an elderly individual.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Which of the following are options for dealing with mental retardation defendants charged with statutory rape.

Accepted Answer

A)  Judges and prosecutors could use their discretion to pursue the prosecution for those who are morally culpable 
B)  Legislators could modify sentencing schemes applied to the defendants 
C)  Judges or legislators could interpret or change the governing rule of statutory rape 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Judges and prosecutors could use their discretion to pursue the prosecution for those who are morally culpable 
B)  Legislators could modify sentencing schemes applied to the defendants 
C)  Judges or legislators could interpret or change the governing rule of statutory rape 
D)  All of the above

Question 4

An individual who violates a Good Samaritan Law is guilty of a

Accepted Answer

A)  infraction. 
B)  petty misdemeanor. 
C)  felony. 
D)  nothing. 
A)  infraction. 
B)  petty misdemeanor. 
C)  felony. 
D)  nothing.

Question 5

Strict liability crimes only require that a person do a voluntary act.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The Kitty Genovese Case took place in which city?

Accepted Answer

A)  Los Angeles 
B)  Chicago 
C)  New York 
D)  Seattle 
A)  Los Angeles 
B)  Chicago 
C)  New York 
D)  Seattle

Question 7

Which of the following movies was highlighted in the text?

Accepted Answer

A)  Star Wars 
B)  Minority Report 
C)  The Godfather 
D)  Public Enemies 
A)  Star Wars 
B)  Minority Report 
C)  The Godfather 
D)  Public Enemies

Question 8

Which of the following two levels of mens rea are similar to one another, yet have a fine distinction?

Accepted Answer

A)  Purposely and Recklessly 
B)  Purposely and Knowingly 
C)  Knowingly and Negligently 
D)  Negligently and Recklessly 
A)  Purposely and Recklessly 
B)  Purposely and Knowingly 
C)  Knowingly and Negligently 
D)  Negligently and Recklessly

The Kitty Genovese murder took place in which year?

The Sherrice Iverson Bill makes it a crime to fail to notify the police upon witnessing the sexual assault of an elderly individual.

Which of the following are options for dealing with mental retardation defendants charged with statutory rape.

An individual who violates a Good Samaritan Law is guilty of a

Strict liability crimes only require that a person do a voluntary act.

The Kitty Genovese Case took place in which city?

Which of the following movies was highlighted in the text?

Which of the following two levels of mens rea are similar to one another, yet have a fine distinction?

Introduction and Overview of Criminal Law

Constitutional Limits on Criminal Laws

Incomplete Crimes

Theft and Other Property Offenses

Public Order Crimes and Offenses Against Public Decency

Rape and Other Violent Crimes

Criminal Homicide

Justification Defenses

Excuse Defenses

Punishment and Sentencing

State-Involved Crimes

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Exam 3: The Elements of a Crime

The Kitty Genovese murder took place in which year?

The Sherrice Iverson Bill makes it a crime to fail to notify the police upon witnessing the sexual assault of an elderly individual.

Which of the following are options for dealing with mental retardation defendants charged with statutory rape.

An individual who violates a Good Samaritan Law is guilty of a

Strict liability crimes only require that a person do a voluntary act.

The Kitty Genovese Case took place in which city?

Which of the following movies was highlighted in the text?

Which of the following two levels of mens rea are similar to one another, yet have a fine distinction?

Introduction and Overview of Criminal Law

Constitutional Limits on Criminal Laws

Incomplete Crimes

Theft and Other Property Offenses

Public Order Crimes and Offenses Against Public Decency

Rape and Other Violent Crimes

Criminal Homicide

Justification Defenses

Excuse Defenses

Punishment and Sentencing

State-Involved Crimes

Filters