Chapter 13: Crimes Against Morality Flashcards

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1
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Crimes that violate morality and public decency are often referred to as…

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Victimless crimes

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Victimless crimes are characterized by the fact that…

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The people involved in these types of activities are usually willing participants.

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These types of crimes involve people who have given consent to participate and engage in such behavior as

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Drug sales / purchasing, prostitution, illegal gambling, public drunkenness, pornography, etc.

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Prostitution

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Offering or engaging in a sexual act for hire

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Soliciting Prostitution

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Requesting, asking, enticing another to engage in the crime of prostitution. Also known as Pandering.

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Promoting Prostitution

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Managing, controlling, owning or otherwise facilitating a business for the purpose of prostitution. This would include providing/procuring prostitutes for others as well as transporting people for the purpose of prostitution.

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Pimping

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Abetting, counseling, aiding, assisting or directing another person in the commission of the act of prostitution or acquiring a prostitute for another person.

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Drug

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Any type of substance that has a psychotropic or physical effect on the human body

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Drugs generally fall under two major classes:

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  1. Psychologically Active = primarily affects the brain

2. Physically Active = primarily affects body function

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Pornography

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Sexual behavior depicted / portrayed in such a manner as to sexually excite the viewer

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Lewd/Lascivious

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Offensive or crude in a sexual manner

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Bigamy

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The act of marrying one person while, at the same time, being legally married to another person

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Polygamy

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The condition of having more than one husband or wife at the same time

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Incest

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The act of having a sexual relationship between two family members who are closely related.

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Bestiality

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Sexual relations between a human and an animal

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Necrophilia

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Having sexual relations with a dead body

17
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Gambling

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The betting and/or wagering of something of value (money, etc.) on the occurrence or outcome of an event.

18
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According to the video on Victimless Crime, how many people in the United States are arrested every year for victimless crimes?

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4,000,000

19
Q

Match the type of drug to it’s corresponding schedule

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Heroin -- Schedule I
Fentanyl -- Schedule II
Anabolic Steroids -- Schedule III
Talwin -- Schedule IV
Lyrica -- Schedule V
20
Q

According to the video on mandatory minimum sentencing, starting in 1986 with the Anti Drug Abuse Act there was a mandatory 5 year sentence disparity between possession of crack cocaine and possession of powdered cocaine of:

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5 grams of crack - 500 grams of powder

21
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Doing your own research based on the case in the video about New York vs Ferber, was his contention that a New York child pornography law that prohibited persons from knowingly promoting sexual performances by children under the age of sixteen by distributing material which depicts such performances found to be unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court?

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No

22
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Which two amendments were in question in the case of New York vs Ferber?

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1st & 14th