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M9 Flashcards

1
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Crimes against national security and the law of nation

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Title one of the RPC

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Crimes against fundamental laws of state

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Title one of RPC

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Crimes against public order

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Title three of RPC

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Crimes against public interest

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Title four of the RPC

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Crimes against public interest

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Title four of the RPC

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Crimes relative to opium and other prohibited drugs

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Title five of the RPC

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Crimes against public morals

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Title six of the RPC

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Crimes committed by public officers

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Title seven of the RPC

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9
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Crimes against person

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Title eight of the RPC

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Crimes against personal liberty and security

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Title nine of the RPC

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Crimes against property

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Title ten of the RPC

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Crimes against chastity

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Title eleven of the RPC

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13
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Crimes against the civil status of persons

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Title twelve of the RPC

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14
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Crimes against honor

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Title thirteen of the RPC

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15
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Quasi offenses

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Title fourteen of the RPC

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16
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Acquisitive
Extinctive

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Category A

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17
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Seasonal
Situational

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Category B

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Instant
Episodic

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Category C

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Static
Transitory

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Category D

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Rational
Irrational

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Category E

21
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White collar
Blue collar

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Category F

22
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Crimes of the upper world
Crimes of the lower world

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Category G

23
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When the offender acquired something

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Acquisitive

24
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When the end result of Criminal act is destructive

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Extinctive

25
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Committed only during a certain period of the year

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Seasonal

26
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Those committed only when give the situation are conducive to its commision

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Situational

27
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Those committed in the shortest possible time

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Instant

28
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Those are committed by a series of Act undertaken in a lengthy space of time

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Episodic

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Those committed in only one place

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Static

30
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Those committed in only one place

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Static

31
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Those committed in several places

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Transitory

32
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Those committed in several places

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Transitory

33
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Those committed with intention and offender are sane

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Rational

34
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Those committed with intention and offender are sane

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Rational

35
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Those committed by persons who do not know the nature and quality of their acts on account of the disease of the mind

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Irrational

36
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Those committed by persons of responsibility

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White collar

37
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Those committed by ordinary professional criminals to maintain their livelihood

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Blue collar

38
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Crimes committed by large scale syndicates

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Crimes of the upper world

39
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Crimes committed by amateur criminals like snatching

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Crimes of the lower world

40
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An act or omission prohibited by law

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Crime

41
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This type of criminal violates the law because of the financial crisis

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Habitual criminal

42
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Is a term which is according to Lombroso, a person born with features resembling an earlier, more primitive form of human life, destined to become a criminal

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Born criminal

43
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Those that are considered to be those that are mentally disabled, alcoholics, idiots, imbeciles and parannoiacs

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Insane criminals

44
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Is the type that is opportunistic,whose crimes are explained primary by opportunity, although they too have innate traits that predisposed them to criminality

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Occasional criminals / criminaloids

45
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Commits crime due to emotions whether it’s anger,love or honor and are characterized by being propelled to crime by an irresistible force

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Criminals of Passion

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