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CJBS- Midterm Review

TermDefinition
Affirmative Defense whether or not the individual's criminal action was socially acceptable under the circumstances
Self- Defense fear of immediate harm or danger by another person
Necessity when people break the law in order to save themselves or prevent greater harm
Entrapment government agents induced the person to commit the offense
Duress (coercion) committing a crime after being coerced by someone else
Insanity test mental sates to prove insanity
Mistake of Fact (non-affirmative) mistake regarding a crucial fact in a case
Intoxication (non-affirmative) intoxication must be involuntary
Substative Law defines acts that the government can punish and defines the punishment for those crimes
Procedural Law law defining the procedure that criminal justice officials must follow
Purposely intends to bring out a result
Recklessly consciously disregards a substantial or unjustifiable
Knowingly practically certain the result will occur
Negligently should be aware of the substantial or unjustifiable risk
4 Culpable Mental States purposely knowingly recklessly negligently
Elements of a crime the act the attendant circumstances the state of mind or intent
Burdens of Proof beyond unreasonable doubt- conviction probable cause- arrest the preponderance of evidence- civil law
3 Eras of Policing political era (1840-1920) professional era (1920-1970) community era (1970-present)
Political Era police helped politicians gain votes close ties with politicians
Professional Era out of politics well trained, discipline, organized laws enforced equally use new tech main task is to fight crime personnel procedures based on merit
Community Era NCO (Neighborhood Coordinating Officer) closer contact between community and police
Legality a law that defines an act as a crime
Actus Reus a human act of commission or omission
Causation causal relationship between act and harm suffered
Harm act that causes har to some legally protected value
Concurrence intent and act must be present at the same time
Mens Rea act accompanied by guilty mind (related to intent)
Punishment a provision in the law that calls for punishment of those guilty of violating a law
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