Matching

Question 1

Men’s rea

Answer 1

“the guilty mind” demonstrates the act was intentional

Question 2

Actus reus

Answer 2

“the guilty act” demonstrates a voluntary action

Question 3

Quasi-criminal law

Answer 3

a crime that is intended to embrace all offences

Question 4

specific intent

Answer 4

desire to commit one crime so one can accomplish another

Question 5

motive

Answer 5

the reason a person commits a crime

Question 6

hybrid offence

Answer 6

may be prosecuted as an indictable or summary offence

Question 7

counselling

Answer 7

crime that involves advising, recommending, or persuading

Question 8

perpetrator

Answer 8

person who commits the crime

Question 9

trafficking

Answer 9

deal or trade in something illegal

Question 10

indictable offence

Answer 10

a more serious crime with a heavier penalty

Question 11

summary conviction

Answer 11

a crime considered less serious with a lighter penalty

Question 12

disorderly house

Answer 12

a common bawdy, betting, or gaming house

Question 13

culpable homicide

Answer 13

a killing where the accused can be held legally responsible

Question 14

possession

Answer 14

state of having knowledge and or control over something

Question 15

aiding

Answer 15

helping a perpetrator commit a crime

Question 16

conspiracy

Answer 16

agreement between two or more people to carry out an illegal act, even if it does not occur

Question 17

abetting

Answer 17

the crime of encouraging someone to commit an offence

Question 18

willful blindness

Answer 18

deliberate closing of ones mind to possible consequences of ones actions

Question 19

theft

Answer 19

taking property without the owners permission

Question 20

robbery

Answer 20

theft of property, through violence or threat

Question 21

breaking and entering

Answer 21

breaking into something without permission with the intent to commit an indictable offence

Question 22

homicide

Answer 22

killing of another human, either directly or indirectly

Question 23

general intent

Answer 23

desire to commit a wrongful act, with no ulterior motive