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Criminal Law Review

Chapters 9 & 10 review

QuestionAnswer
Spitting in anothers face as a form of insulting them is/ can be considered battery True
Asportation the act of carrying away or physically moving a victim of kidnapping
As of 2018, 20 states have the death penalty False, as of 2018 there are 30 states which have the death penalty.
"Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted." 8th amendment
Unwanted and unjustified offensive touching Battery
Aggravated kidnapping is a class B felony True
First state to adopt discretionary death penalties statutes in 1838 was _____ Tennessee
Furman V. Georgia the United States Supreme court halted alll death sentences stating there was too many inconsistincies
2 degrees Kidnapping is usually divided into Simple and Aggravated
The court considers what 4 things when considering a rape victims fear as reasonable? 1. Defendant and Victims age 2. Mental condition of victim and defendant 3. Physical setting of assault 4. Position of authority, domintation, and custodial control by defendant
The mere fact of moving the victim satisfies asportation requirement People V. Chessman
_____ is the crime of killing a fetus Feticide
The penalty for aggravated kidnapping is usually life imprisonment True
Having specific intent to commit battery and taking steps towards carrying it out without committing the act is _________. Attempted Battery Assault
Rape ranks only second to _____ as most serious crime in the United States law and society Murder
Cyberstanlking is not as frightening as being watched in public or in your home False, Cyberstalking can be just as frightening and as real as being followed and watched in your neighborhood or in your home.
Kidnapping consists of __ elements 6
The most common aggravating circumstances include kidnapping for the purpose of Sexual invasions, obtaining a hostage, robbing the victim, blackmailing, achieving political aims, obtaining ransom, terrorizing the victim, murdering the victim
California supreme court reule dthat its not the number of feet the carjacker moved the victims, but the "quality and character" of his movement that matters in asportation People V. Allen
The decision of the death penalty must be made in __ phases 2, trial and Punishment
In 2016 there was a total of 2,943 death row inmates in the United States True
What are the 3 types of involuntary manslaughter Reckless, Negligence, Misdemeanor
Disciplining your child is a form of battery False
Intentionally scaring another by following, tormenting, or harassing them is Stalking
The ____ is a "fertile ground for stalking" Internet
The first recorded execution was in ____ within the Jamestown colony in Virgina 1608
Killing committed in a sudden heat of passion upon adequate provocation Voluntary Manslaughter
What are the 3 types of homicide Justifiable, Excusable, and Criminal
False imprisonment is defined as Compelling a person to remain where he does not wish to remain
Statutes that made stalking a crime started in what State? California
In homicide actus reus, knowing the mentod of killing is vital information False
Cyberstalking Use of the internet, email, or other electronic communication devices to stalk another person throught threatening behavior
The attempt to commit battery or intentionally putting another in fear Assault
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