Criminal Flashcards
For Arson, malice is
(1) intent or knowledge that the structure (CL, dwelling house; Mod., other buildings) would burn
(2) reckless disregard of an obvious risk that the structure would burn.
For Arson, burning requires
actual burning or charring of the combustible material
The elements for Attempted crimes are
(1) CL
(2) MPC
(1) specific intent to commit the crime AND an act putting defendant in close proximity to completion.
(2) specific intent to commit the crime AND substantial step towards completion
Murder
(1) kill
(2) intent or malice
(a) intent to kill, inflict, felony
(b) reckless indif to unjust risk to life
infer intent to kill
intent use of weapon
Provoked voluntary manslaughter
(1) ordinary, lose control
(2) in fact, lost control
(3) ordinary, no time to Cool
(4) in fact, no cool
Deadly Self-Defense
(1) no fault
(2) unlawful force imm
(3) death or great harm imm
specific intent
intent to perf act w/ a spec crim result in mind
criminal attempt
specific intent
more than prep or proximity
no result / follow through
Abandonment
not b/c diff or risky
voluntary “this is wrong”
Defense to Attempt
(1) Not Abandon if act beyond prep by danger proximity (CL) or sub. step (MPC)
Conspiracy
agr. 2 or more peep - mutual action with guilty minds
intent agree (no faking)
intent achieve sub. crime
Most, overt act in further (mere prep unlike attempt = beyond prep)
No withdraw conspiracy,
withdraw sub. crime if notify w/ time for co to abandon
Specific Intent
Students Can Always Fake A Laugh Even For Ridiculous Bar Facts
Solic
Consp
Attem
Forg
Ass
Larc
Embez
False Pret
Robb
Burgl
First Degree Murd
Dangerous Felonies for Felony Murder
BARRK
Burglary
Arson
Rape
Kidnapping
General Intent
BRIK
Battery
Rape
Imprisonment
Kidnapping
Strict Liability Crimes
SS
Small Crimes
Statutory Rape
Crimes Against Person
Assault
Battery
Murder
Rape
False Imprisonment
Kidnapping
Crimes Against Property
Forgery
Larceny
Embezzlement
False Pretenses
Robbery
Burglary
Incomplete Crimes
Solicitation
Conspiracy
Attempt
Principal Liability
Crimes they commit
Accomplice Liability
their crime
assist or encourage, spec. intent to principal act, natural and probable crimes
Withdraw, discourage (encourage), disable (assist), notify, prevent
Accessory Liability
after - know assist felon, spec intent avoid arrest, conv., trial
1st Degree Murder
Premed
Delib
2nd Degree Murder
intent bod harm
extreme reckless
murder not 1st degree
Killing for Felony Murder During
commission
attempt
flight from felony
Voluntary Manslaughter
Intentional Killing
Without malice aforethought
Heat of Passion
Adequate provocation