Dolo Flashcards
What is the definition of ‘dolo’ in criminal law?
‘Dolo’ refers to the intentional wrongdoing or deliberate intent to commit a crime.
True or False: ‘Dolo’ can occur without the intention to cause harm.
False
Fill in the blank: ‘Dolo’ is a key concept in __________ law.
criminal
What are the two main types of ‘dolo’?
‘Dolo’ can be classified into ‘dolo intenzionale’ (intentional) and ‘dolo eventuale’ (eventual intent).
Multiple choice: Which of the following best describes ‘dolo intenzionale’?
It involves a clear intention to commit a crime.
What does ‘dolo eventuale’ imply?
It implies that the perpetrator foresees the possibility of the result occurring and accepts it.
True or False: A person can be held liable under ‘dolo’ for actions that were purely accidental.
False
What is the relationship between ‘dolo’ and ‘colpa’?
‘Dolo’ involves intent, while ‘colpa’ refers to negligence or lack of intent.
Fill in the blank: The presence of ‘dolo’ affects the __________ of a crime.
severity
Multiple choice: Which of the following is NOT a component of ‘dolo’?
Ignorance of the law.
What role does ‘dolo’ play in determining punishment?
It often leads to harsher penalties due to the intentional nature of the crime.
True or False: ‘Dolo’ is only relevant in cases of violent crime.
False
What is required to prove ‘dolo’ in court?
Evidence of the defendant’s intent or knowledge regarding the crime.
Fill in the blank: ‘Dolo’ can be expressed through __________ actions.
overt
Multiple choice: Which of these scenarios exemplifies ‘dolo eventuale’?
A driver speeds through a red light, knowing it could cause an accident.
What is the significance of ‘dolo’ in the context of criminal liability?
It is crucial for establishing the culpability of the defendant.
True or False: ‘Dolo’ must always be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
True
What is the effect of ‘dolo’ on legal defenses?
It limits defenses available to the accused, as intent must be considered.
Fill in the blank: A crime committed with ‘dolo’ is often categorized as __________.
malicious
Multiple choice: Which of the following offenses typically involves ‘dolo’?
Theft
What happens if ‘dolo’ cannot be established in a criminal case?
The accused may be charged with a lesser offense or acquitted.
True or False: ‘Dolo’ can only be established through direct evidence.
False
What is an example of a crime that cannot involve ‘dolo’?
Involuntary manslaughter
Fill in the blank: ‘Dolo’ is a critical element in establishing __________ in criminal law.
mens rea
