Criminal Code Article III Flashcards

1
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Involves the use of threats to force another to do something

A

Extortion

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2
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Extortion elements of the crime

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  1. Intent
  2. Without legal authority
  3. to induce the threatened person or another
  4. Against their will,
  5. made a substantial threat
  6. do an act or refrain from doing a lawful act
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3
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Is it still extortion if a person threatens to report another person’s immigration status to law enforcement to induce the threatened person

A

yes its now criminal extortion

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4
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Aggravated Extortion Elements of the crime

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Same as Extortion plus
1. offender threatened to cause the result
2. by means of chemical or biological agents
3. weapons or poison’s

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5
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Reckless endangerment elements of the crime

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  1. Recklessly
  2. created substantial risk or SBI
  3. to another person
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6
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What is the difference between 3rd degree assault and Reckless endangerment

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You can’t create 3rd degree assault without creating SBI

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7
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Kidnapping

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  1. is the taking of a person from one place to another
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8
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What causes the seriousness of the crime of kidnapping depends on what?

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  1. The reason for the kidnapping
  2. and if the victim was injured
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9
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False imprisonment involves what

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1.Knowingly
2. confinement without movement
2. BI to the victim increases the penalty

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10
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1st degree kidnapping

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  1. movement is for the purpose of
  2. forcing the victim or others to
  3. give up something of value or a concession
  4. to secure the release of the victim
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11
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How many parts of 1st degree kidnapping are there?

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3

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12
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What are the 3 parts to 1st degree kidnapping

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  1. Forcibly
  2. Enticement
  3. Imprisonment
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13
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1st degree kidnapping (forcibly)

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  1. forcibly seized and carried
  2. a person from one place to another
  3. intent to get something of Value or Concession
  4. in return for the victim
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14
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1st degree kidnapping (Enticement)

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  1. enticed or persuaded
  2. a person to go from one place or another
  3. intent to get something of value or concession
  4. in return of the victim
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15
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1st degree kidnapping (imprisonment)

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  1. Imprisoned or forcibly secreted
  2. a person to go from one place or another
  3. intent to get something of value or concession
  4. in return of the victim
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16
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What are the two parts of 2nd degree kidnapping?

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  1. 2nd degree kidnapping’
  2. child kidnapping
17
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2nd Degree kidnapping

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  1. Knowingly seized
  2. Without consent or lawful justification
  3. AND such movement increases the risk of harm to the person
18
Q

Child kidnapping

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  1. offender took, enticed, or decoyed
  2. a child not his own under 18
  3. a way from parents, or guardian
  4. with intent to conceal or sell/trade/barter
  5. such child for consideration
19
Q

Is intoxication a defense for second degree kidnapping

A

no
because the mental element to provide is knowingly

20
Q

False imprisonment two parts

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  1. class 2 misdemeanor
  2. class 5 felony
21
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False imprisonment class 2 misdemeanor

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  1. KNOWINGLY
  2. confined or detained
  3. without legal authority or consent
22
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False imprisonment class 5 felony

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  1. use force or threat of force to confine or detain
  2. confines or detains person for 12 hours or longer
23
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what is the difference between 2 degree kidnapping and false imprisonment?

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There must be movement of the victim for there to be 2nd degree kidnapping

24
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Violation of Custody

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  1. Knowingly
  2. took or enticed a child under 18
  3. away from custody or parent or guardian
  4. knowing offender had no privilege to do so
25
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Violation of Custody Order

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  1. Offender, violated any order Colorado district or juvenile court
  2. Which granted custody of a child under the age of 18
  3. to any person, agency, or institution
  4. Intent to deprive the lawful custodian of child
26
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What is the defense for violation of custody order

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1.necessary to preserve child’s welfare
2. instigated by child over 14

27
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T/F Violation of a custody order is only valid if the order is from the state

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True

28
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Enticement of a Child

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  1. persuaded/attempted to persuade
  2. child under the age of 15
  3. to enter any vehicle/building/room/secluded place
  4. Intent to commit sexual assault or unlawful sexual contact upon the child **
29
Q

Does the child need to be aware of the enticement?

A

No

30
Q

Internet Luring of a child

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  1. Knowingly communicates
  2. over a computer network, telephone…
  3. by text message or instant message
  4. to a person offender knows or believes to be under 15 of age
  5. in communication the offender describes explicit sexual conduct
  6. makes a statement persuading or inviting the person to meet the offender for any purpose
  7. the offender is more than 4 years older than the person
31
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Is there a defense to internet luring that a meeting did not occur

A

No

32
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Menacing

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  1. Offender, knowingly placed or
    attempted to place another;
  2. In fear of imminent serious bodily injury;
  3. By threat or physical action (Class 3
    Misdemeanor) or;
  4. By use of a deadly weapon (Class 5
    Felony) or;
  5. Any article used or fashioned in an
    manner to cause a reasonable
    person to believe the article is a deadly
    weapon; or
  6. Offender represents verbally or
    otherwise he is armed with a deadly
    weapon.