Flashcards in Chapter 12 Powerpoint pt. 2 Deck (36)
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Burglary= _______ and _______ or unlawful entry + specific intent to commit a felony or crime + inside a dwelling or other structure at night and other aggravating factors
breaking
entering
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Burglary= breaking and entering or unlawful entry + specific intent to commit a ______ or _____ + inside a dwelling or other structure at night and other aggravating factors
felony
crime
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Burglary= breaking and entering or unlawful entry + specific intent to commit a felony or crime + inside a _______ or ______ ________ at night and other aggravating factors
dwelling
other structure
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_______ ________ is the unauthorized entry or remaining on the land or premises of another.
Criminal trespass
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A ______ _______ occurs when an individual knowingly enters or remains on a premises after receiving a clear notice that he or she is trespassing.
defiant trespass
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Criminal trespass entails an __________ _____, and unlike burglary, there is no requirement that the intruder intend to commit a felony.
unauthorized entry
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_______ _______ entails an unauthorized entry, and unlike _______, there is no requirement that the intruder intend to commit a felony.
Criminal trespass
burglary
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Criminal trespass= _____ or ________ on the property of another without __________ + purposely, knowingly, strict liability
entry
remaining
authorization
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Criminal trespass= entry or remaining on the property of another without authorization + purposely, knowingly, _____ ______
strict liability
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What are the three degrees of criminal trespass?
(1) First degree criminal trespass
(2) Second degree criminal trespass
(3) Third degree criminal trespass
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Which degree of criminal trespass is this: entering or remaining on the dwelling of another?
First degree criminal trespass
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Which degree of criminal trespass is this: entering or remaining in enclosed buildings or fenced-in property?
Second degree criminal trespass
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Which degree of criminal trespass is this: petty misdemeanor entering or remaining on unenclosed land?
Third degree criminal trespass
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New York: intentionally and without authorization, accesses a computer system or computer
Computer trespassing
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Common law ______ is defined as the willful and malicious burning of the dwelling house of another. The purpose is to protect the home along with the occupants and their possessions.
arson
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The mens rea of common law arson is ______.
malice
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The ____ ___ of common law arson is malice.
mens rea
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The mens rea of _______ ____ arson is malice.
common law
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True or False: In order to prove arson the fire must destroy or seriously damage the structure
False; Fire must not necessarily destroy or seriously damage the structure
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States no longer limit ______ to dwelling places or to property of another.
arson
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States no longer limit arson to _______ ______ or to ________ of ______.
dwelling places
property
another
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True or False: Arson extends to curtilage, area immediately surrounding the home
True
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An ________ is not included as arson in common law unless it results in a fire.
explosion
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An explosion is not included as arson in _______ ____ unless it results in a ____.
common law
fire
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True or False: Today’s statutes provide that even smoke damage and soot are sufficient
True
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States typically divide arson into ______ and _________ _____ while other states provide additional categories.
arson
aggravated arson
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The ______ ____ misdemeanor of malicious mischief is defined as the destruction of, or damage to, the personal property (physical belongings) of another.
common law
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The common law __________ of _______ _______ is defined as the destruction of, or damage to, the personal property (physical belongings) of another.
misdemeanor
malicious mischief
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Criminal mischief includes damage to both personal and real (land and structures) ________ ________.
tangible property
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