Other Crimes

Question 1

Larceny

Answer 1

1.Trespassory taking
2. Carrying away
3. Personal property of another
4. With the intent to permanently deprive

Question 2

Continuing Tresspass

Answer 2

Exception to larceny

Continuing trespass: When I wrongfully take something. I didn’t necessary want to steal it but im taking something without your permission. I know its wrong to take it. Im doing something bad without your permission but I do and then I decide to steal it later it’s a continuing trespass

AKA Wrongful taking without permission and then you later decide to steal it.

Question 3

Burglary

Answer 3

1. Breaking and entering
2. Dwelling of another
3. At nighttime
4. With the intent to commit a felony

a. Intent must be present at the time of the breaking
b. Felony does NOT have to be actually committed

Question 4

Does Larceny merge into robbery?

Answer 4

Larceny merges into robbery.

Question 5

Robbery

Answer 5

1. Trespassory taking
2. Carrying away
3. Property of another
4. By force, intimidation, or fear

Larceny with force

Question 6

Assault

Answer 6

2 types
1. The intent to commit a battery (crim law) or

2. Intent to place another in imminent fear of a harmful or offensive contact (The assault that looks like the tort assault)
   Or intent to place a person in fear of an imminent battery

Some conduct is needed. Words are NOT enough.

Question 7

Larceny by trick

Answer 7

(Possession)

o You obtain possession of another’s property by a false statement

o One-way transaction

Question 8

False pretenses

Answer 8

(Title)
I’m obtaining your personal property through a false statement but I obtained title.

o I’m getting title.
o Two-way transaction and I get title.

Question 9

Embezzlement

Answer 9

I lawfully was in possession of your property and then I convert it to my own use.

1. Lawful possession of personal property
2. Converted for own use

o Key I already had lawful possession of it

Question 10

Receiving Stolen Property

Answer 10

1. Physical possession of stolen property
2. Knowledge it was stolen
3. Intent to keep

Question 11

Forgery

Answer 11

1. Fraudulent making of a false document
2. With legal significance
3. Intended wrongful use

Question 12

Accomplice Liability

Answer 12

1. Specific intent to achieve the crime
2. Aid/ abet the completion of the crime

o I don’t just want you to rob the bank, I want to help you rob the bank.

 AKA Accomplice is guilty of ALL crimes completed as if they did it themselves.

Question 13

Accessory before the fact

Answer 13

looks like accomplice liability but the key is that I am not present at the scene of the crime.

Question 14

Accessory after the fact

Answer 14

you already robed the bank, its occurring after the facts.

1. The felony was completed
2. The accessory knew of the completed crime and
3. I am now giving you aid (get away with it, avoid arrest or conviction)

Question 15

General Intent Crimes

Answer 15

Krab
1. Kidnapping
2. Rape
3. Arson
4. Battery

Question 16

Battery

Answer 16

The unlawful application of force.

o I smacked someone in the face without their permission.

Question 17

Arson

Answer 17

Malicious burning of the dwelling house of another.

o Malicious means: reckless. You knew or should have known that the dwelling could burn down.
o Malicious = reckless

 If I burn my own house down for the insurance money at CL: not guilty arson because that’s not the dwelling of another.
 Modern trend only needs to be a structure.

Question 18

Rape

Answer 18

CL
1. Unlawful sexual intercourse
2. By a male with a female
3. Without consent
*Usually tested via statue

Question 19

Kidnapping

Answer 19

Unlawful restraint of a person freedom by force

o Usually tested by statue.