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Chapter 1-5

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Latin for guilty mind or the intent of the crime. Mens Rea
It is just and fair to punish those who we blame. Culpability
US vs. Booker (2005) used this rule in sentencing guidelines. This mean any facts that increase penalty must be submitted to a jury and proven beyond a reasonable doubt. Apprendi Rule
All federal, state, and local governments' executive, legislative, and judiciary's power, including uniformed police officers to carry out and enforce criminal laws. Police Power
What are felonies against properties? Core Property Offenses (theft, robbery, burglary, and arson,)
Hard Punishment A sentence to a year or more.
What is rule of law? Belief that government should be defined and limited by law.
Article I Section 9 make forbids congress from enacting these laws and Article I Section 10 forbids state legislatures from passing them. Ex Post facto laws
Latin term for "guilty act" Actus Reus
Competent adults knew what the crime was committed against themselves. defense of consent
What is causation? Holding someone accountable for his or her conduct.
What is the principle of Concurrence? Mental fault has to trigger the criminal act.
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