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Elements of Criminal Acts. Classifications of Crimes. Classifications of Crimes (2). Business Related Crimes. Criminal Procedures. Defenses. Elements of Criminal Acts. Classifications of Crimes. Classifications of Crimes (2). Business Related Crimes. Criminal Procedures.
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Elements of Criminal Acts
Classifications of Crimes
Classifications of Crimes (2)
Business Related Crimes
Criminal Procedures
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A punishable offense against society.
Everyone has an enforceable ________ to conform his or her conduct to the law's requirements.
This means the defendant intended to commit the act.
Criminal Intent
To know the difference between right and wrong.
Mental Capacity
What the 3 elements of a criminal act?
#1 Duty #2 Breach of Duty #3 Criminal Intent
Theft Robbery Embezzlement are crimes against
Burglary Arson Criminal Trespass are crimes against
Treason Tax Evasion Perjury are crimes against:
Fradulent Sales Violation of FDA Laws are crimes against
Bigamy Obscenity Prostitution are crimes against
Assault Kidnapping Rape Murder are crimes against
Rioting Disorderly Conduct Illegal Speeding are crimes against
The Public Peace/Order
a crime punishable by: confinement for 1+ years $1,000 + fines both or death
A less serious crime punishable by: confinement for up to a year fines of $1,000 or less
Smallest form of a crime punishable by fines only with no risk of jail time
Another name for a business crime.
White-Collar Crime
A type of larceny where a building is entered w/o permission.
Crime where a person obtains money by lying about a past/existing fact.
False Pretenses
A crime where money is offered to influence the performance of an official.
Obtaining $ or othr property from a person by wrongful use of force, fear or power in office.
Accused voluntarily gives up their right to a public trial to avoid the risk of a greater penalty if convicted.
Plea Bargaining