Larceny by trick - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Wharton Rule (Conspiracy) - ANSWER Under the Wharton Rule, where two or more people are necessary for the commission of the substantive offense, there is no crime of conspiracy unless more parties participate in the agreement than are necessary for the crime. Acquittal of Some Conspirators - ANSWER Under the traditional views, the ACQUITTAL of all persons with whom a defendant is alleged to have conspired precludes conviction of the remaining defendant. TIP: Acquittal is the key here. Oth...

4. Under DPC, cannot be convicted, tried, or sentenced if unable to (i) understand the nature of the proceedings; or (iii) unable to assist his lawyer in preparation of the defense. Intoxication Defense - ANSWER A defense that may be raised whenever intoxication negated one of the elements of the crime. If formed intent to commit crime before getting drunk, this defense won't work. Voluntary: internationally taking w/o duress of a substance known to be intoxicating. It's a defense to sp...

repulsed - ANSWER-cause (someone) to feel intense distaste and aversion. placid - ANSWER-(of a person or animal) not easily upset or excited. irritated - ANSWER-showing or feeling slight anger; annoyed. curt - ANSWER-rudely brief. incensed - ANSWER-very angry; enraged. droll - ANSWER-curious or unusual in a way that provokes dry amusement. perturbed - ANSWER-anxious or unsettled; upset. amiable - ANSWER-having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner. weakened - ANSWE...

Justification checklist for Defense of crimes against a person - ANSWER COPS Crime prevention defense of Others defense of Property Self-defense Insanity Checklist - ANSWER MAIDD M'Naughten ALI-Model Penal Code Irresistible impulse Durham Diminished Capacity Intoxication checklist - ANSWER Voluntary Involuntary Mitigation - ANSWER Voluntary Manslaughter Non-Murder Crimes - ANSWER MARK F. BAB Mayhem Arson Rape Kidnapping False Imprisonment Battery Assault Burgla...

Purposely (MPC) - ANSWER One has a conscious objective to engage in certain conduct or to cause a certain result Knowingly (MPC) - ANSWER One is aware that his conduct will very likely cause the result Recklessly (MPC) - ANSWER One consciously disregards a substantial and unjustifiable risk Negligently (MPC) - ANSWER One fails to be aware of a substantial and unjustifiable risk Kentucky mental states - ANSWER Intentionally, knowingly, wantonly, recklessly Intentionally (KY) - ANSW...