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Chapter 6 Criminal Law P2 Flashcards

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White collar crime characteristics

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  • deceit, corruption, breach of trust in the workplace
  • loss to person or business
  • typically financial injury or injuries due to product safety
  • non-violent, financially motivated
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blue collar crime

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historically violent crimes, not really access to a lot of money (assault, murder)

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What is the most common and least common white collar crime

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most = fraud
least = gambling

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Computer crimes include:

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Steal money
Remove personal or business info
Tamper w info
Unauthorized use of computer services
Theft of computer hardware, software or secrets
Vandalism of computer hardware or software `

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Securities fraud

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investments and stock

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wire fraud

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electronically transferred money

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perjury

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lying

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money laundering

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cleaning “dirty”/illegally obtained money

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Rico Act

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to prevent infiltration of organized crime families
now more so gangs

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who does the RICO act affect?

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businesses or organizations that engage in a “pattern of racketeering” to service criminal and civil penalties
To manipulate agenda and create positive circumstance for self - fees, taxes, etc

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pattern of racketeering - what and why

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loosely defined as two or more predicated acts within a period of ten years
- more charges over long period so more likely to convict

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John Gotti

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Boss of Gambino Family (NY’s 5 families)
Teflan don = 3 trials, good at escaping arrests
life in prison

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Most common RICO acts (gang activity)

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Arson - Bribery
Counterfeiting - Wire fraud
Distribution of a controlled substance - Embezzlement
Extortion - Gambling
Homicide - Kidnapping
Mail fraud

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MS-13

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gang orginating in Los Angeles consisting of immigrants from Central America
import drugs, vandalism, violent attacks

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Crimes against property/businesses include (9) :

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1) theft/larceny - intent to deprive permanently, trespassory, taking of PERSONAL property of another and carrying away.

2) robbery - larceny but with person present AND w/ force or threat of force

3) burglary - illegal entrance with intent to commit crime

4) false pretenses - mislead
5) embezzlement - taking funds from employer

6) forgery - written fraud
7) bribery - offering something in exchange for something, offerer is charged

8) extortion/blackmail - threatening in return for something, unlawful bargaining w force or threat of force

9) bad checks - insufficient funds, closed account

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what 6 elements are required for larceny

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trespassory
taking of property
property OF ANOTHER
personal property in nature
carrying away property
intent to deprive permanently

17
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Embezzlement , prove what

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when goods have been entrusted to employee and breach of trust occurs
DOES NOT require intent to deprive permanently
businesses lose more from embezzlement than shoplifting

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False pretenses

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mislead to do/give/buy something
obtaining property by means of misrepresentation WITH INTENT to deprive PERMANENTLY
property is VOLUNTARILY given up

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mail fraud, bank fraud, securities fraud are examples of

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false pretenses

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blue sky laws were created to:

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prevent securities fraud

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robbery

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like theft/larceny BUT property taken IN PRESENCE of victim
Through FORCE or THREAT

22
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actual vs constructive presence of victim (robbery)

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constructive = victim is prevented from being present (tied up, locked out)

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aggravated robbery

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larceny in presence of victim
with deadly weapon
with intent to kill or would kill
causing serious bodily harm
by 2 or more person

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burglary

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illegal entry into building with intent to commit crime
person does NOT have to be present
usually home not person

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forgery

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involves creating false written item with intent of fraud
ex: signatures, documents, art

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bribery

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not necessarily threat involved
offering or giving
person who offers is at fault

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extortion/blackmail

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bargaining with threats,
force or threat of force
seeking or receiving a corrupt benefit paid under an implicit or explicit threat to give the payer worse than fair treatment or to make the payer worse off

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bad checks

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issuing a check that cannot be cashed
1) insufficient funds
2) closed account
3) tells bank to stop payment

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exception to forgery

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if verbal permission from parent/guardian in presence of an adult then allowed

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RICO

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Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations

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computer crimes are governed by:

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FBI
Counterfeit Access Device & Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by Congress
- unauthorized access to computer is a federal crime
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)

32
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MS-13 Task Force by Trump

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to further anti - illegal alien agenda

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