Chapter 11 Powerpoint pt. 2

Question 1

True or False: Common law permitted the defense to introduce evidence concerning a victim’s prior sexual relations

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Rape shield laws are based on what characteristics?

Answer 2

(1) Harassment
(2) Relevance
(3) Prejudice
(4) Complaints

Question 3

What is the difference between assault and battery?

Answer 3

An assault is defined as a threat of violence caused by an immediate show of force. (it doesn’t require physical force).

A battery requires physical contact with the intent of causing harm.

Question 4

An assault may be committed either by attempting to commit a _______ or by intentionally placing another in fear of a _______.

Answer 4

battery

battery

Question 5

Aggravated batteries are felonies and typically require?

Answer 5

(1) serious injury
(2) the use of a dangerous or deadly weapon
(3) the intent to kill, rape, or seriously harm

Question 6

The common law crime of _______ is included in the criminal codes of several states.

Answer 6

mayhem

Question 7

Battery involves what components?

Answer 7

(1) Act
(2) Intent
(3) Consent

Question 8

Georgia provides what three forms of aggravated assault?

Answer 8

(1) Assault with intent to murder, rape, or rob
(2) Assault with a deadly weapon
(3) Discharge of a firearm within an automobile

Question 9

__________ at common law was the forcible abduction or stealing away of a person from his or her own country and sending him into another country.

Answer 9

Kidnapping

Question 10

The U.S. Congress has also enacted the ______ __ ________ and _______ _________ Act of 2000 and the _______ Act of 2003 that together combat the international sexual trafficking industry.

Answer 10

Victims of Trafficking
Violence Protection
PROTECT

Question 11

The U.S. Congress has also enacted the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of _____ and the PROTECT Act of _____ that together combat the international sexual trafficking industry.

Answer 11

2000

2003

Question 12

_____ ___________ is defined as the intentional and unlawful confinement or restraint of another person.

Answer 12

False imprisonment

Question 13

False imprisonment requires an intent to ______ the victim.

Answer 13

restrain

Question 14

______ __________ may overlap with kidnapping or with assault and battery or robbery, and several states have eliminated the crime.

Answer 14

False imprisonment