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Krise Crim Test

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An act the law says you may nt do. Crime
Something the U.S. government considers a crime. Federal Law
A crime that is not considered very serious. Misdemeanor
Harsher crimes, resulting in tougher penalties. Felonies
A crime that can result in the death penalty. Capital Crime
A minor crime that does not show up on a criminal record. Violation
When information about a person criminal past are placed in a file. Criminal Record
A ticket that tells a person when to appear in court. Summons
A crime committed because you do nothing. Crime of Omission
Taking another persons life. Homicide
Unlawful killing with malice aforethought. Murder
Killing a human being without malice aforethought. Manslaughter
Killing in the heat of passion. Voluntary Manslaughter
Killing another person unintentionally. Involuntary Manslaughter
A person dies due to someone's neglect. Negligent Homicide
An attempt or a threat to attack another person physically. Assault
Physical contact by one person with another. Battery
Doing damage or harm to property on purpose. Vandalism
Burning another person's property on purpose. Arson
Breaking into a property in order to commit a crime. Burglary
Crimes committed in business offices. White Collar Crimes
Taking property you have been trusted to take care of. Embezzlement
Changing a writing or document to cheat someone out of property. Forgery
Threatening of others to get their property. Extortion
Created by: krisestu
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