Crim Law/Crim Pro Flashcards
1
Q
Specific Intent Crimes
A
- Solicitation, conspiracy, attempt
- First degree murder
- Assault
- Larceny and robbery
- Burglary
- Embezzlement
- False pretenses
- Forgery
2
Q
Malice Crimes
A
- Murder and arson
2. A reckless disregard of an obvious or high risk that a particular harm result will happen
3
Q
General Intent
A
- Battery
- Rape
- Kidnapping
- False Pretenses
4
Q
Insanity
A
- M’Naghten Rules
D is entitled to acquittal if (1) disease of the mind (2) caused a defect of reason (3) such that the defendant does not know the wrongfulness of his actions or the nature and quality of his actions - Irresistible Impulse Test
A D if he has a mental illness and unable to control his actions or conform his conduct w the law - Durham: Crime was a product of his mental illness
- ALI or MPC: lacking substantial capacity to appreciate the criminality or conform his conduct to the law.
5
Q
Voluntary Manslaughter
A
- There was an adequate provocation causing intense and sudden passion
- The defendant was in fact provoked
- There was not sufficient time to cool off
- Defendant in fact did not cool off