Crim Difficulty

Question 1

Larceny

Answer 1

(i) Trespassory
(ii) taking and carrying away
(iii) personal property of another
(iv) intent to permanently deprive

Question 2

Robbery

Answer 2

Larceny from another’s person or presence by force or threat of force

Question 3

Burglary

Answer 3

(i) breaking and entering
(ii) dwelling of another
(iii) at night
(iv) with intent to commit a felony
(modern: expands to any structure)

Question 4

False Pretenses

Answer 4

(i) obtaining title
(ii) to property of another
(iii) through fraud/deception
(vase example)

Question 5

Larceny by Trick

Answer 5

Larceny by fraud or deception resulting in the possession of another’s property (possession not title)

Question 6

Forgery

Answer 6

(i) making or altering
(ii) a writing with legal significance
(iii) so that it is false
(iv) with intent to defraud

Question 7

Arson

Answer 7

malicious burning of the dwelling of another

Question 8

Embezzlement

Answer 8

Fraudulent conversion of personal property of another by a person in lawful possession (wine example) (entrustment by the owner)

Question 9

Receiving Stole Property

Answer 9

(i) receiving control of stolen property
(ii) knowing it is stolen (upon receipt)
(iii) with intent to permanently deprive

Question 10

Insanity Tests

Answer 10

MNaghten: did not know the nature and quality or did not know difference between right/wrong
Irresistible Impulse/Self-Control: lacks capacity to conform conduct to the law
Durham: wouldn’t have committed crime but for mental illness
MPC: cant confrom

Question 11

Specific Intent Crimes

Question 12

Attempt

Question 13

Solicitation

Question 14

Conspiracy