Crimes Against A Person Flashcards

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1
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What is the mental state for battery?

A

General intent

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When might battery be a felony rather than a misdemeanour?

A

When the defendant commits aggravated battery, such as force with a deadly weapon, against certain classes of person, or resulting in serious bodily injury

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3
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What is the mental state for assault?

A

Specific intent

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4
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There are two types of assault: name them.

A
  1. Attempted battery

2. Reasonable apprehension

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For the offence of assault by reasonable apprehension, what are the elements of the crime?

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The intentional creation
Other than by mere words
Of a reasonable apprehension in the mind of the victim
Of imminent bodily harm

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What is the mental state for false imprisonment?

A

General intent

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What acts are required to commit false imprisonment?

A

The unlawful confinement of a person (restricting their liberty)

Without their consent

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For consent to be given voluntarily, what two elements must be present?

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It must be freely given by the victim

And the person must have capacity to do so

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What is the mental state for the offence of kidnapping?

A

General intent

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10
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What are the actus reus elements for the offence of kidnapping?

A

False imprisonments, which involves either:

  1. Moving the victim; or
  2. Secluding the victim in a secret place
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11
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What are the two sex offences you need to know on the bar exam?

A

Forcible rape and Statutory rape

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Is reasonable mistake as to someone’s age a defence to statutory rape?

A

In some states it is, but the general position is it is not because it is a strict liability offence.

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13
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What is the mental state for the crime of forcible rape?

A

General intent

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14
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What is the actus reus for forcible rape?

A

Sexual intercourse without the victim’s consent

Accomplished by:
Force,
Threat of force, or
When the victim is unconscious

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What is the actus reus for statutory rape?

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Sexual intercourse with someone under the age of consent

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