Exam 3: Components of a Crime

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What are two criticisms of possession crimes?

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Brenda had an opportunity to purchase a large shipment of Tylenol cold medication.This medication had been recalled by the manufacturer,but Brenda knew she could sell it cheaply to a small town pharmacy.Brenda told the pharmacist there that the shipment was not part of the recall and the pharmacist bought the medication.A child died as a result of taking the medication and Brenda has been charged with negligent homicide as a result of the sale of adulterated drugs.This is a strict liability offense in this jurisdiction.What is a strict liability offense? Why do we have strict liability offenses? How will a judge determine whether this falls within the parameters of a strict liability offense?

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George suggests to his friend a game of hide and seek.The friend hides in an abandoned refrigerator,suffocates,and dies.Because the friend would be alive "but for" George's suggestion,George has committed murder.

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Association with the principal and presence at the crime scene are not enough to establish guilt as an accomplice.

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Under the Model Penal Code definition,wanton behavior is

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What state of mens rea would you assign to the following criminal acts under the Model Penal Code? a.A and B quarrel,A goes home and gets his gun,returns,and shoots and kills B. b.A is on the porch cleaning his gun;it discharges and kills his neighbor,B. c.A and B quarrel.In the middle of the scuffle,A pulls out a pistol and points it at B.The gun discharges and kills B. d.A is on the back porch practicing quick draws with a loaded pistol.B walks by.A's gun discharges,killing B.

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Motive is

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Name the four Model Penal Code levels of mental culpability and give an example of each. Four Model Penal Code levels are as follows:

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If nurse Eutha Nasia intends to end the life of B but turns off C's respirator by mistake,under what theory of intent can Nasia be charged with C's murder?

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What is an accessory after the fact and what are its for components?

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Motive is the reason behind the crime and proves the element of intent.

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The term that means "the body of the crime" and is proof that loss or injury occurred as a result of someone's criminal conduct is the _______________ ____________________.

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Criminal possession laws only address the possession of an unlawful object,such as drugs or weapons.

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Federal corporate fraud laws are enforced by the

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Of the following,who would not be charged as an accomplice?

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Possession can include knowledge of where an item is and control of that area.

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It is a crime if a professional who works with children fails to report suspected child abuse to law enforcement or other appropriate authority.

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Corporate crime causes more financial damage than all individual property crimes combined.

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An _______________________________ is one who aids and abets the primary actor through encouragement or active involvement in the commission of a crime.

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The _____________________ _________________ of the injury is the act most closely and directly responsible for that injury.

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