Document/deception Definitions Flashcards

1
Q

What does deception mean?

A
  • a false representation (oral or documentary, by conduct) AND
  • knows it is false/reckless false

OR

  • Omission to disclose material particular and duty to disclose
  • fraudulent device
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2
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Property

A

Any real or personal property

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3
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Dishonestly

A

w/o express/implied consent OR authority from entitled persons

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4
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Without claim of right

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w/o belief in proprietory or possessory right

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5
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Takes

A

Complete when offender moves/causes to move property

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6
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3 key words of what a document provides? (E.I.R)

A

Evidence
Info
Record

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7
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What is required to prove a False representation

A

1- intent to deceive
2- a representation by defendant
3- that representation was false and def knew or was reckless

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8
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Privilege or benefit

A

Both Mean a special right or advantage

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9
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Debt

A

money owing from one to another

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10
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Liability

A

Legally enforceable financial obligation

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11
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Title

A

Legal right to property

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12
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Pecuniary advantage

A

Anything that enhances the accused financial position

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13
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Acting in the course of duty

A

Every lawful act const does on duty
Includes acts by professional obligation

(Excludes if acting unlawfully)

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