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crime

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CSI measure? how big a problem is canada= 73.7
an act that is prohibited and punishable by federal statue law? crime
federal statue with criminal laws name? criminal code of canada
l.aw covering less serious crimes? quasi-criminal law
2 key elements? actus reus and mens rea
actus reus? voluntary
mens rea? intent, knowledge
intent? desire to carry out a wrongful act
general intent vs specific intent? GI: commit wrongful act with no ulterior SI: commit wrongful act with ulterior motive
motive? Why are person commits a crime
mens rea knowledge? know the consequences of your actions
recklessness? knew of a possibility that this behavior could result in a criminal act, but persists.
form of recklessness where one closes their mind to possible consequences willful blindness
2 exception? SL: crown needs to prove guilty act occurred (due diligence) AL: crown needs to prove guilty act occurred (no due diligence)
perpetrator? person committing an offence
co-perpetrator? more than one perpetrator
aiding vs abetting? aiding: to help someone else commit a crime abetting: encouraging someone to commit a crime
someone aiding a perpetrator? accessory after the fact
shared responsibility among criminals? party to a common intention
attempt a crime? intention to commit a crime although crime not completed
conspiracy? two or more people make an agreement to commit an illegal crime. the act doesn't need to occur
Created by: Rashana
 

 



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