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Criminal Law

Chapters 1- 5

QuestionAnswer
What are punishable by fine and/or confinement in the local jail for up to one year? misdemeanors
What are crimes punishable by death or confinement in the state’s prison for one year to life without parole Felonies
“the right of law-abiding, responsible citizens to use arms in defense of hearth and home” Is what amendment? Amendment II
The Fourth Amendment right to be secure in one’s “person, house, papers, and effects” from what? unreasonable searches
The execution of juveniles began in what year? 1642
If there is conduct justified then there is no criminal liability. True or false True
A _____ is something that causes a person to act Motive
After the prosecution rests its case, defendants can challenge the prosecution’s case, like alibi, or mistaken eyewitness identification. True or False False
the area immediately surrounding the home curtilage
Proving causation requires proving two kinds of cause: : Factual cause and Legal cause
Struck down a Texas statute making adult consensual same sex sodomy a crime is what case? Lawrence v. Texas, 539 U.S.558 (2003)
criminal intent, the mental element of a crime mens rea
Criminal conduct alone isn’t enough to establish criminal liability if the defendant’s conduct was justified or excused. True or false True
consent was the product of free will, not of force, threat of force, promise, or trickery Voluntary consent
the person consenting understands what she’s consenting to; she’s not too young or insane to understand Knowing consent
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