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exam #2 Flashcards

1
Q

asking, commanding, or advising another person to commit a crime

A

solicitation

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2
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the intent to kill

A

malice

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3
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a crime where the potential penalty is more than 1 year in prison

A

felony

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4
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a crime where the potential penalty is up to 1 year in jail

A

misdemeanor

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5
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an agreement between two or more people to commit a crime

A

conspiracy

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6
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a person who helps another person commit a crime

A

accomplice

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7
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the person that commits the crime

A

principal

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8
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a person who helps another person commit a crime, but is not present at the crime itself

A

accessory before the fact

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9
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a person who helps a criminal avoid capture after the crime has been committed

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accessory after the fact

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10
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any killing that is done with malice

A

criminal homicide

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11
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a homicide where the killing is premeditated

A

first-degree murder

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12
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any killing that takes place during a felony

A

felony murder

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13
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a homicide or killing is done with malice but without premeditation

A

second degree murder

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14
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a homicide that occurs after the victim has done something to the killer that would cause a reasonable person to lose self control

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voluntary manslaughter

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15
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unintentional killing caused by a reckless action

A

involuntary manslaughter

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16
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a homicide where there is a failure to exercise a reasonably amount of care

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negligent manslaughter

17
Q

any attempt to carry out a physical attack on another person

A

assault

18
Q

unlawful contact by one person on another

A

battery

19
Q

a crime where a person repeatedly follows another and makes threats to that person

A

stalking

20
Q

seizing a holding of a person against their will

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kidnapping

21
Q

T or F: an example of non-criminal homicide is self defense

A

true

22
Q

attempting it is a crime

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suicide

23
Q

T or F: only males can be charged with statutory rape

A

false

24
Q

the killing of another person by another

A

homicide

25
Q

T or F: a crime can be both a criminal and civil wrong at the same time

A

True

26
Q

3 reasons why OJ won his case

A
  1. gloves didnt fit
  2. detective vannatter brought ojs blood to the crime scene, when examined there was blood missing from the vile
  3. the prosecution did a poor job delivering the DNA evidence

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