Question 1

The two types of presumptions are permissible and ___ presumptions.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The two types of presumptions are permissible...

Question 2

___ is the desire that compels or drives a person to intend to do something.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___ is the desire that compels or...

Question 3

Normally, involuntary movement is not sufficient to cause criminal liability

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Causation is an implicit element of a crime's actus ___.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Causation is an implicit element of a...

Question 5

Which of the following is not an element of a crime?

Accepted Answer

A)  Motive. 
B)  Act. 
C)  Intent. 
D)  Causation. 
A)  Motive. 
B)  Act. 
C)  Intent. 
D)  Causation.

Question 6

A mandatory presumption:

Accepted Answer

A)  allows the fact-finder to accept the existence of a fact. 
B)  allows the fact-finder to reject the existence of a fact. 
C)  requires the fact-finder to reject the existence of a fact. 
D)  requires the fact-finder to accept the existence of a fact. 
A)  allows the fact-finder to accept the existence of a fact. 
B)  allows the fact-finder to reject the existence of a fact. 
C)  requires the fact-finder to reject the existence of a fact. 
D)  requires the fact-finder to accept the existence of a fact.

Question 7

Explain the issues involved in the vertical growth of criminal codes.

Accepted Answer

The broad criminalization of conduct mea

Question 8

Explain how a legal duty to act may exist.

Accepted Answer

The legal duty to act is general an obli

Question 9

___ intent refers to those situations in which the actor does not intend any harm but should have known that his or her behavior created a high risk of harm.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___ intent refers to those situations in...

Question 10

Transferred intent refers to the situation where one intends to harm one person and instead harms another party.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What is the key factor which must connect the actus reus and the mens rea?

Accepted Answer

A)  Time. 
B)  Intent. 
C)  The jury. 
D)  Causation. 
A)  Time. 
B)  Intent. 
C)  The jury. 
D)  Causation.

Question 12

__ liability crimes often involve one of the following types of conduct: selling impure or adulterated food, selling prohibited beverages to minors, selling articles that are misbranded, and driving without a license.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __ liability crimes often involve one of...

Question 13

Strict liability crimes:

Accepted Answer

A)  are often based on the fact that proof that the act was committed is not sufficient to convict the defendant. 
B)  are often based upon the fact that political crimes should be punished more severely than other crimes. 
C)  are often based on the fact that proof that the act was committed is sufficient to convict the defendant. 
D)  are often based upon policy considerations that criminals should be punished for their acts. 
A)  are often based on the fact that proof that the act was committed is not sufficient to convict the defendant. 
B)  are often based upon the fact that political crimes should be punished more severely than other crimes. 
C)  are often based on the fact that proof that the act was committed is sufficient to convict the defendant. 
D)  are often based upon policy considerations that criminals should be punished for their acts.

Question 14

The term actus reus literally means "___ act."

Accepted Answer

The answer of The term actus reus literally means "___...

Question 15

Over-criminalization may act to undermine deterrence, a primary purpose of the criminal justice system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Match words with associated meaning, concepts, issues or principles
-Intending to harm one person and causes harm to another person.

Accepted Answer

A)  transferred intent 
B)  criminal reckless 
C)  vicarious liability crime 
D)  specific intent 
E)  proximate cause
F) general intent
G) actual cause
H) scienter
I) . guilty mind
J) legal duty 
A)  transferred intent 
B)  criminal reckless 
C)  vicarious liability crime 
D)  specific intent 
E)  proximate cause
F) general intent
G) actual cause
H) scienter
I) . guilty mind
J) legal duty

Question 17

The justifications for requiring actus reus are:

Accepted Answer

A)  to prevent punishing a person for his or her thoughts. 
B)  criminal laws should not be so broad as to punish people who entertain criminal thoughts only in their minds. 
C)  some crimes require planning and the law punishes this type of mental preparation. 
D)  Both A and B. 
A)  to prevent punishing a person for his or her thoughts. 
B)  criminal laws should not be so broad as to punish people who entertain criminal thoughts only in their minds. 
C)  some crimes require planning and the law punishes this type of mental preparation. 
D)  Both A and B.

Question 18

Specific intent refers to the doing of the act with the intent to cause a particular result.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Mens rea is associated with the intent to commit the criminal act.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Since the 1970s, fewer lives are being impacted by the criminal justice system and the collateral consequences of conviction.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The two types of presumptions are permissible and ___ presumptions.

___ is the desire that compels or drives a person to intend to do something.

Normally, involuntary movement is not sufficient to cause criminal liability

Causation is an implicit element of a crime's actus ___.

Which of the following is not an element of a crime?

A mandatory presumption:

Explain the issues involved in the vertical growth of criminal codes.

Explain how a legal duty to act may exist.

___ intent refers to those situations in which the actor does not intend any harm but should have known that his or her behavior created a high risk of harm.

Transferred intent refers to the situation where one intends to harm one person and instead harms another party.

What is the key factor which must connect the actus reus and the mens rea?

__ liability crimes often involve one of the following types of conduct: selling impure or adulterated food, selling prohibited beverages to minors, selling articles that are misbranded, and driving without a license.

Strict liability crimes:

The term actus reus literally means "___ act."

Over-criminalization may act to undermine deterrence, a primary purpose of the criminal justice system.

Match words with associated meaning, concepts, issues or principles -Intending to harm one person and causes harm to another person.

The justifications for requiring actus reus are:

Specific intent refers to the doing of the act with the intent to cause a particular result.

Mens rea is associated with the intent to commit the criminal act.

Since the 1970s, fewer lives are being impacted by the criminal justice system and the collateral consequences of conviction.

Sources of Criminal Law

Criminal Liability

Inchoate or Participatory Crimes

Defenses

Homicide

Sex Offenses

Crimes Against Persons

Robbery, Extortion, and Bribery

Theft and Property Crimes

Crimes Against Habitation

Crimes Against Public Morals

Narcotic and Alcohol Offenses

Crimes of Abuse

Punishments

Filters

Exam 3: Requirements of an Act

The two types of presumptions are permissible and ___ presumptions.

___ is the desire that compels or drives a person to intend to do something.

Normally, involuntary movement is not sufficient to cause criminal liability

Causation is an implicit element of a crime's actus ___.

Which of the following is not an element of a crime?

A mandatory presumption:

Explain the issues involved in the vertical growth of criminal codes.

Explain how a legal duty to act may exist.

___ intent refers to those situations in which the actor does not intend any harm but should have known that his or her behavior created a high risk of harm.

Transferred intent refers to the situation where one intends to harm one person and instead harms another party.

What is the key factor which must connect the actus reus and the mens rea?

__ liability crimes often involve one of the following types of conduct: selling impure or adulterated food, selling prohibited beverages to minors, selling articles that are misbranded, and driving without a license.

Strict liability crimes:

The term actus reus literally means "___ act."

Over-criminalization may act to undermine deterrence, a primary purpose of the criminal justice system.

Match words with associated meaning, concepts, issues or principles -Intending to harm one person and causes harm to another person.

The justifications for requiring actus reus are:

Specific intent refers to the doing of the act with the intent to cause a particular result.

Mens rea is associated with the intent to commit the criminal act.

Since the 1970s, fewer lives are being impacted by the criminal justice system and the collateral consequences of conviction.

Sources of Criminal Law

Criminal Liability

Inchoate or Participatory Crimes

Defenses

Homicide

Sex Offenses

Crimes Against Persons

Robbery, Extortion, and Bribery

Theft and Property Crimes

Crimes Against Habitation

Crimes Against Public Morals

Narcotic and Alcohol Offenses

Crimes of Abuse

Punishments

Filters