Chapter 8: Crimes Against Persons: Assault, Battery, Kidnapping & Stalking Flashcards

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Assault

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An unlawful threatened or attempted battery. Assault is when one attempts to injure another OR threatens / frightens to injure another with the present ability to do so.

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Battery

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An unlawful, unjustified or offensive touching of another person

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Elements of Assault

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  1. An unlawful or threatened attempt
  2. With apparent present ability
  3. To injure another person
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Elements of Battery

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  1. An unlawful and willful
  2. Use of offensive touching, violence or force (no matter how slight)
  3. Against another person
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Present Ability

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he accused must be in a position to carry out the threatened battery immediately AND the threat of harm must be obvious.

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Bodily Injury

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Unlawful application of force of a physical nature upon the victim

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Mayhem

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The malicious and unlawful destruction, amputation or permanently disabling or disfiguring of a member/organ of the body of another.

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Kidnapping

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The unlawful and willful seizure and confinement of another person against their will by use of force, threat, fraud or deception.

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Asportation

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The taking and/or carrying away of the property of another (for larceny) or of a person (for kidnapping).

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Types of Kidnapping

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  1. Forcible Kidnapping
  2. Kidnapping with lascivious /lewd intent
  3. Kidnapping with the intent to take out of a state
  4. Kidnapping by non-custodial parent
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False Imprisonment

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The unlawful violation of the personal liberty of another

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Elements of False Imprisonment

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  1. The unlawful seizing a person
  2. The confinement and or restraint of that person
  3. By the use of force, threat of force, deception or fraud
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Stalking

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When a person willfully and repeatedly follows or harasses another person in a manner that would lead a reasonable person to be in fear or injury or death.

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According to the video about Lawrence Singleton committing mayhem, among other crimes, against Mary Vincent, how much time did he serve in prison for those offenses?

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8 years

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According to the video about Lorena and John Wayne Bobbitt, what caused Lorena’s attack?

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Repeated domestic violence

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The Lindbergh Baby kidnapper was tracked down initially through the use of

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Gold certificates

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The Lindbergh case resulted in a law passed by Congress nicknamed “The Lindbergh Law” that allowed

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Federal authorities jurisdiction in state cases that crossed state lines

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According to the video about the Cleveland kidnapping case, the defendant, Ariel Castro, was sentenced to?

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Life + 1000 years

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For how many years was Jacyee Dugard held captive?

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According to the video about Rebecca Shaeffer, which state was the first to enact laws regarding stalking?

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California