Criminal Law 16-23 Flashcards

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What are the elements of False Pretenses?

A

It occurs when one:

Obtains title,

To personal property of another,

Through a known false statement of material fact,

With the intent to defraud.

*Opinion or commercial puffery is NOT false pretenses.

Priority: Medium

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What are the elements of Embezzlement?

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The fraudulent or wrongful,

Conversion,

Of personal property of another,

By a person with lawful possession of the property.

Priority: Low

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What are the elements of Receiving Stolen Goods?

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When a person:

Receives possession of stolen property,

Who knows the property is stolen at the time of receiving it, AND

With the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the property.

Priority: Medium

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What are the elements of Robbery?

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The trespassory taking and carrying away,

Of the personal property of another person,

In their presence;

By the use of force or threat of immediate physical harm,

With the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the property.

*Armed robbery requires the elements above, PLUS the use of a dangerous weapon.

Priority: Medium

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What are the elements of Burglary?

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Burglary is:

The breaking and entering,

Of a dwelling,

Of another,

At night,

For the purpose of committing a felony inside.

*Most jurisdictions have extended burglary to any structure at any time.

Priority: Low

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What are the elements of Extortion?

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Illegally obtaining property;

Either by:

Force; OR

Threats of violence, property damage or exposing information.

Priority: Low

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Under the Common Law, what are the elements of Rape?

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The unlawful sexual intercourse,

Of a woman by a man (not her husband),

Without her consent.

*Under the common law, a husband could not be convicted of raping his wife. The modern definition now contains marital rape.

Priority: N/A

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Rape

When is there a Lack of Effective Consent?

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When:

Actual force is used;

Threats of immediate great bodily harm are used;

The victim is incapable of consenting; OR

The defendant fraudulently caused the victim to believe that the act is not intercourse.

Priority: N/A

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