Crim law 2 Flashcards

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Aggravated Assault (2)

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  1. use of deadly or dangerous weapon
    OR
  2. with intent to rape, maim or murder
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Murder (4)

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unlawful killing of another with malice aforethought

  1. intent to kill
  2. intent to inflict great bodily harm
  3. felony murder
  4. depraved heart “reckless indifference”
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1st Degree Murder (3)

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  1. Premeditated killing
    - human, w intent or knowledge of causing death
  2. felony murder (BARRK)
  3. homicide of officer
    - must show victim is law enforcement AND
    - victim acting in line of duty
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Felony Murder Defenses (4)

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  1. if there is defense to underlying (if not, then strict liability)
  2. felony must be other than the killing itself
  3. once reached a temporary place of safety
  4. D not liable for death of a co-felon as a result of resistance by victim or the police
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2nd Degree Murder (2)

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  1. in many states, a killing done with “depraved heart”
    OR
  2. murders not classified as 1st degree
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Voluntary Manslaughter (4)

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  1. “heat of passion” from adequate provocation
  2. would cause an ordinary person
  3. not enough time to cool
  4. and D in fact did not cool off

*HONEST but UNREASONABLE (only some states)

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Involuntary Manslaughter (2)

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  1. criminal negligence
    OR
  2. misdemeanor manslaughter
    -killing while committing misdemeanor or enumerated felony
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Kidnapping (2)

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  1. confinement of a person

2. some movement OR concealment in secret place

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Rape

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the slightest bit of penetration completes

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Statutory Rape

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STRICT LIABILITY

  • consent no defense
  • mistake of fact no defense
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Larceny (2)

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  1. taking or carrying away
  2. with intent to permanently deprive

CL: slightest taking, at time of taking

*taking with belief it is yours is not common law larceny

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Continuing Trespass (2)

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  1. takes without intent to steal

2. but later decides to keep

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Embezzlement (2)

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fraudulent conversion of property of another

  1. lawful possession
  2. followed by unlawful use/illegal conversion
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False Pretenses

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D persuades owner of property to convey TITLE (false representation)

  • false rep of past or present fact
  • false PROMISE to do something in FUTURE not grounds

LARCENY BY TRICK- possession

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Robbery (4)

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  1. taking of personal property
  2. from the other persons presence (broad)
  3. by force or threat (imminent harm
  4. w/ intent to permanently deprive
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Extortion

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knowingly seeking to obtain property or services by means of a threat

DISTINGUISH FROM ROBBERY

  • doesnt have to be from presence (ex bank acct)
  • FUTURE harm not IMMINENT harm
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Forgery (2)

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  1. making or altering of a false writing
  2. with intent to defraud

-any writing that has apparent legal significance is subject to the crime

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Burglary (5)

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  1. breaking (actual/constructive)
    - pushing a door open suffices
    - by fraud or threat
  2. and entering
    - any part of body crosses into house
  3. of a dwelling of another
    - no barn or commercial structure
  4. at night
  5. with the intent to commit a felony (at the time of breaking and entering)
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Arson

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  1. malicious burning
    - not smoke or scorching but CHARRING suffice
  2. of the dwelling of another
    - no barn or commercial building
    - at common law not your own

-“malice” req no specific intent required, RECKLESS DISREGARD