Crim based on CA essays

Question 1

Larceny

Answer 1

tresspassory taking and carrying away of anothers property with the intent to permantely deprive

Question 2

Trespassory

Answer 2

The property must be taken without the owner’s consent.

Question 3

And carrying away

Answer 3

The carrying away requirement is satisfied by even a slight movement of the property.

Question 4

Taking occurs where

Answer 4

D physically moves the property of another, or conceals it on his person

Question 5

Intent to permantely deprive

Answer 5

A d need not to have the intent to permantely deprive the owner or rightful possessor at the time of the taking occured. It is enough that the intent to permantely deprive arose after the taking

Question 6

Embezzlement

Answer 6

fraudulent conversion of the property of another by a person who is in lawful possession of the property

Question 7

Fraudulent

Answer 7

The defendant must intend to defraud the owner of the property.

Question 8

Conversion

Answer 8

Conversion is the inappropriate use of property causes a serious interference with the owner’s rights to the property.

Question 9

Conspiracy requires

Answer 9

an agreement to accomplish an unlawful objective or to accomplish a lawful objective with unalwful means

intent to agree to commit conspiracy

intent to achieve the unlawful objective

overt act in furtherance of the objective of the conspiracy like mere prep

Question 10

Intent to agree to the consipracy (minority and majority rule)

Answer 10

There must be at least two guilty minds to be liable for conspiracy.

Under the minority jurisdictions, unilateral intent is sufficient if the guilty mind genuinely believed that the
other non-guilty mind had the intent to agree to the conspiracy

Question 11

Co-Conspirators are liable for

Answer 11

target crime and any crimes committed in furtherance
of the conspiracy so long as the crime was foreseeable

Question 12

Recepit of stolen property

Answer 12

(i) receipt or control of stolen property,

(ii) of personal property by another,

(iii) with the knowledge that the property was obtained in
a way that constitutes a criminal offense,

(iv) with the intent to permanently deprive.

Question 13

Attempt

Answer 13

requires the specific intent to achieve the criminal act and a substantial step in the direction of the commission of the act or dangerously close to the commission of the
act.

Question 14

Does the doctrine of merger apply to conspiracy

Answer 14

no

Question 15

And carrying away

Answer 15

The carrying away requirement is satisfied by even a slight movement of the property.