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Criminal Law 1

Week 6 Collab

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In less than ___ percent of cases, a defendant offers an insanity plea 1
A failure-of-proof defense where the defense tries to prove that the defendant is incapable of intent of the crime they are being charged with is called ___ Diminished capacity
Children are divided into three categories to determine their capacity to commit a crime. They are: Under age 7, Ages 1-14, and oveer 14
What is the defense that is used when a person is forced to commit a crime? Defense of duress
True or False: Involuntary intoxication is a defense in only 23 states False
A defense in which a person argues that the government got them to commit a crime they would otherwise have not committed is ______ Entrapment
True or False: Syndromes that have been used as a defense include: PTSD, PMS, and down syndrome False
____ is when you can be held liable for a crime that some else commits Complicity
True or False: Vicarious Liability is when someone else is held liable for another person's crime due to a pre-established relationship True
Trying to commit a crime but failing is ____ Attempt
Making an agreement to commit a crime is _____ Conspiracy
Attempting to get someone else to commit a crime is ____ Solicitation
Killing a person with malice or forethought is ____ Murder
Killing a person without malice or forethought is ____ Manslaughter
Premeditated, deliberate intent to kill and felony murders is ___ degree murder First
Intentional murders that weren’t premeditated or deliberate, felony murders, intent to inflict serious bodily injury murders, and depraved heart murders are ____ degree murders Second
Manslaughter consists of ___ and ___ killing of a person voluntary; involuntary
Helping another person die is known as ___ Euthanasia
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