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Unit 4 - Crime and Law Enforcement

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  1. 1The Latin term "[blank_start]mens rea[blank_end]" is translated as "guilty mind". It has to do with the person's state of mind during the commission of the "[blank_start]actus reus[blank_end]" (or "guilty act").

    Essentially this means that the act was committed [blank_start]intentionally[blank_end], but not necessarily [blank_start]premeditated[blank_end].
    1. Amens rea
    2. Bactus reus
    3. Cintentionally
    4. Dpremeditated
  2. 2What are the defenses that address *criminal intent*?
    1. AInfancy
    2. BIntoxication
    3. CInsanity
    4. DConsent
    5. EDuress
    6. FSelf-defense
    7. GNecessity
  3. 3What defenses may *justify* the criminal act?
    1. AInfancy
    2. BIntoxication
    3. CInsanity
    4. DConsent
    5. EDuress
    6. FSelf-Defense
    7. GNecessity
  4. 4Serious crimes, including homicide, robbery, rape, kidnapping and arson
    1. AFelonies
    2. BMisdemeanors
  5. 5Less serious crimes generally punishable by smaller fines or imprisonment for one year or less
    1. AFelonies
    2. BMisdemeanors
  6. 6Felonies can be divided into:
    - [blank_start]Capital offenses[blank_end] (possibly [blank_start]punishable by death[blank_end])
    - First-degree felonies (up to [blank_start]life imprisonment[blank_end])
    - Second-degree felonies (up to [blank_start]ten years imprisonment[blank_end])
    - Third-degree felonies (up to [blank_start]five years imprisonment[blank_end])
    1. ACapital offenses
    2. Bpunishable by death
    3. Clife imprisonment
    4. Dten years imprisonment
    5. Efive years imprisonment
  7. 7All of the following are required to be tried for committing a criminal conspiracy EXCEPT?
    1. Aan agreement to achieve an unlawful goal
    2. Bintent to enter into the agreement and to commit elements of the underlying offense
    3. Cknowledge of the illegal conspiracy
    4. Dthe commission of an overt act by any one defendant in furtherance of the conspiracy
    5. Ecommission of an underlying crime
  8. 8Under "[blank_start]Pinkerton liability[blank_end]" any party to a conspiracy may be held criminally responsible for the substantive offenses of its co-conspirators
    1. APinkerton liability
  9. 9[blank_start]Statute of Limitations[blank_end]
    - Prevents prosecution after statutory period expires
    - Some serious crimes ([blank_start]homicide[blank_end]) have no limit
    [blank_start]Immunity[blank_end]
    - Bars prosecution in exchange for cooperation and information leading to successful prosecution against co-defendants
    [blank_start]Entrapment[blank_end]
    - No criminal [blank_start]culpability[blank_end] for crimes induced by governmental persuasion or trickery
    - Not applicable if defendant was [blank_start]predisposed[blank_end] to commit the crime -- test is whether "ordinary, law-abiding citizen" would have been persuaded to commit the crime
    1. AStatute of Limitations
    2. BImmunity
    3. CEntrapment
    4. Dhomicide
    5. Esuicide
    6. Ffraud
    7. Gproperty damage
    8. Hculpability
    9. Ipredisposed
  10. 10[blank_start]FBI Preliminary Semiannual Crime Report[blank_end], January-June, 2016
    - Overall 5.3% increase in the number of [blank_start]violent crimes[blank_end] brought to their attention for the first six months of 2016 when compared with figures reported for the same time in 2015
    - The number of [blank_start]murders[blank_end] increased 5.2%, [blank_start]aggravated assaults[blank_end] increased 6.5% and [blank_start]robbery offenses[blank_end] increased 3.2%
    - The number of [blank_start]property crimes[blank_end] from January to June of 2016 decreased by 0.6% compared to 2015
    - Burglary offenses decreased 3.4%; there was a 0.8% decrease in the number of larceny-theft offenses but a 6.6% increase in motor vehicle thefts
    1. AFBI Preliminary Semiannual Crime Report
    2. BGlobal Counter-Terrorism Strategy
    3. CNATO Defense Against Terrorism Program
    4. Dviolent crimes
    5. Enonviolent crimes
    6. Faggravated assaults
    7. Grobbery offenses
    8. Hmurders
    9. Iproperty crimes

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(Unit 4 - Crime and Law Enforcement) SRA 211 - Threat of Terrorism and Crime Test sobre Unit 4 - Crime and Law Enforcement, creado por James Warp el 09/04/2017.
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