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LSTD 302 FINAL EXAM

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302 CRIMINAL LSTD LAW FINAL EXAM Question1of30 2.5Points The unintentional killing of a human being is: A.firstdegreemurder B.voluntarymanslaughter C.seconddegreemurder D.involuntarymanslaughter Reset Selection Question2of30 2.5Points The unlawful, unintentional killing of another human being is considered the most serious criminal offense. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question3of30 2.5Points Corpus...

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302 CRIMINAL LSTD LAW FINAL EXAM Question1of30 2.5Points The unintentional killing of a human being is: A.firstdegreemurder B.voluntarymanslaughter C.seconddegreemurder D.involuntarymanslaughter Reset Selection Question2of30 2.5Points The unlawful, unintentional killing of another human being is considered the most serious criminal offense. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question3of30 2.5Points Corpus delicti means the body or substance of a crime. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question4of30 2.5Points The year and a day rule states under common law that a person could not be convicted of murder unless the victim died within a year and a day from the wrongful act. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question5of30 2.5Points A felony murder conviction requires a showing of malice or deliberate intent to kill. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question6of30 2.5Points Defenses to a charge of touching or phsyical contact could be: A.itwasaccidential B.therewasconsent C.itwasbasedonnecessity D.alloftheabove Reset Selection Question7of30 2.5Points Sexual relations become a crime in the United States if: A.Thereisalackofconsent B.theyareperformedinpublic C.theyarewithaminorincapableoflegallyconsenting D.alloftheabove Reset Selection Question8of30 2.5Points There must be a breaking under the model penal code to have a burglary. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question9of30 2.5Points The person must be placed in immediate fear to constitute an assault. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question10of30 2.5Points There is a threat to inflict future harm with the crime of A.larceny B.theft C.extortion D.robbery Reset Selection Question11of30 2.5Points The crime of robbery has not been committed unless some use of force or threat of force has been used. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question12of30 A rape case may be considered weak if: 2.5Points A.thereisalackofcorroboratingevidence B.thewomanisanineffectivewitness C.thewomanbecomessoupsetthatshecannottestifyeffectively D.alloftheabove Reset Selection Question13of30 2.5Points In an attempt to regualte gang activity nuisance laws were enacted. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question14of30 2.5Points The U.S. does not yet have state or federal laws that address threatening email messages. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question15of30 2.5Points In a hostage situation reducing the charge from a Class A felony to a Class B or C felony may be implemented to encourage offenders to release the victims unharmed. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question16of30 How many illegal immigrants have entered the United States as visitors: 2.5Points A.onemillion B.3000 C.50% D.noneoftheabove Reset Selection Question17of30 2.5Points Kidnapping false and imprisonment both involve taking the victim somewhere. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question18of30 2.5Points The Rico Act forbids a person or persons from using income received from a pattern of "racketeering" activity to acquire an interest on an "enterprise". A.True B.False Reset Selection Question19of30 2.5Points If it is proven to a jury that the defendant was under duress in the commission of murder and the jury believes it to be fact the defendant may be exonerated and will not be held accountable for the murder. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question20of30 2.5Points _______________is a class or type of criminal conduct that has solely economic gain to the criminal as its goal. Question21of30 2.5Points __________is false imprisonment coupled with movement of the victim. Question22of30 2.5Points __________is the forcibly taking possession of a motor vehicle in the possession of another against his or her will with the intent either to permanently or temporarily deprive the person of possession. Question23of30 2.5Points _____________ is the theft, piracy, or counterfeiting of ideas, inventions, artistic works, and the like. Question24of30 2.5Points ____________of a controlled substance occurs when illegal drugs are in a place immediately accessible to the accused and subject to his or her domination and control. Question25of30 2.5Points __________is the use of force and violence in the pursuit of extreme political, ideological, or religious goals, without regard to the innocent lives that may be lost. Question26of30 2.5Points ______________is acting to overthrow one's government, or in violation of allegiance to one's country. Question27of30 2.5Points Corporations may be found criminally liable for the acts of their employees. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question28of30 2.5Points The federal sentencing guidelines enacted in 1987 have been criticized as being to harsh. A.True B.False Reset Selection Question29of30 15.0Points Discuss the legal issues involved with a deliberate elbow to the face or a knee to the groin in basketball, the deliberate use of spikes by a runner in baseball, eye gouging in football, or other violence that causes unnecessary injuries-is it a battery or an assault? (Maximum number of characters: 60000) Question30of30 15.0Points Defendant went to the victim's house supposedly to look at and buy a rifle owned by the victim. When the victim gave the rifle to the defendant to inspect, he turned the rifle on the victim and refused to give the rifle back. Can he be convicted of robbery? What argument can he make that he cannot be so convicted? Is it a good argument? Defend your answer.
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