Offenses Involving Judicial Procedure Flashcards

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What is perjury?

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Intentional taking of a false oath in regard to a material matter (could affect outcome) of a judicial proceeding

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What is subornation of perjury?

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Procuring or inducing another to commit perjury

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What is bribery?

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common law: corrupt payment or receipt of anything of value of official action
Modern: includes nonpublic officials and either offering or taking may constitute a crime

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What is compounding a crime?

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Agreeing for valuable consideration not to prosecute another for felony or to conceal the commission of a felony or the whereabouts of a felon

Modern – applies to any crime

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What is misprision of a felony?

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Common law: failure to disclose knowledge of commission of felony or prevent it

Modern: no longer a crime or requires affirmative action in aid of felon

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