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EUNICEMPTC Criminal Law Exam WITH 100% SURE ANSWERS
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Elements:
-Communicate
-Crime
Threat to commit a crime
-Reasonable fear
Right of arrest: Complaint only
Statutes
Sources of Criminal Law Common law
Regulations
Specific Intent
Malicious
General Intent
Six Kinds of Intent
Reckless
Negligent
Strict Liability
Arrest Warrant
Three Rights of Arrest Warrantless Arrest
Complaint Application
Statute Past
Three ways an officer can arrest on
Statute Present
misdemeanor
Breach & Present
Statute of limitations for murder No limit
Statute of limitations for child sexual 27 years, or no limit if independent evidence is found that corroborates victim's story
offenses
Statute of limitations for adult sexual 15 years
offenses
Statute of limitations for robbery & incest 10 years
Most other offenses 6 years
Statute of limitations if victim was under 16 Period does not begin until victim reaches age of 16, or violation is reported to LE,
at time of crime whichever happens first
Statute of limitations for prostitution 1 year
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, Elements:
-Intentional Participation
-Criminal Mindset
Accomplice
Right of arrest: depends on crime
Penalty:
-Exactly the same as principal
Elements:
-Knowledge of felony
-Assist
Accessory after the fact -Felon
-Intent to avoid arrest
Right of Arrest: Felony
Elements:
-Specific Intent
-Overt Act
-Failure
Attempt to commit a crime
Right of Arrest:
-felony if attempt is felony punishable by at least 5 years
-complaint if attempt is felony punishable by less than 5 years or any misdemeanor
-warrantless arrest in presence if attempt involves any larceny
Element:
-agreement between two or more people to do something unlawful
Conspiracy
Right of Arrest:
-if conspiring to commit felony: felony
-if conspiring to commit misdemeanor: complaint
Elements:
-solicit
-intent
Solicitation of a felony
Right of arrest:
-never been decided, get a warrant
Elements:
-Communication
-Suspect maliciously intended to accuse another of a crime, injure the person or
Extortion property of another, or use power invested in suspect against another
-Intent to get something
Right of arrest: felony
Elements:
-Attempted Battery, or
Assault -Threatened Battery
Right of Arrest: arrest for breach in presence, complaint if not
Elements:
-Assault
Assault by Dangerous Weapon -Dangerous weapon
Right of arrest: felony
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