CRIM LAW

Question 1

Specific Intent Crimes

Answer 1

BFF REAL SCAM

Burglary
False Pretenses
Forgery
Robbery
Embezzlement
Attempt
Larceny
Solicitation
Conspiracy
Assault (intent to cause battery)
Murder (1st Degree)

Question 2

General Intent Crimes

Answer 2

BARK Fi

Battery
Assault (Intent to frighten)
Rape
Kidnapping
False Imprisonment

Question 3

Solicitation

Answer 3

Requires: 1) encouraging another to commit a crime; 2) with the specific intent that the solicited person commit the crime. If the person commits the crime solicited, both parties may be convicted of the crime. Affirmative response is not required.

Under the merger doctrine, the solicitation merges with the committed crime.

No defense that the solicitor renounced the or withdrew the solicitation. He must actually prevent the commission of the crime for withdrawal to be valid.

Question 4

Accomplice

Answer 4

One who, with the intent that the crime be committed, Aids, Counsels, or Encourages the principal to commit the illegal conduct. Accomplice is liable for the underlying crime and all other foreseeable crimes to the same extent as the principal.