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Unit 4: Violent Crimes Flashcards

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1
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Violent Crimes Are

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Offences that Harm the human body

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Blameable (intentional or foreseeable) is?

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Being Culpable

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Death is accidental or in self defence is?

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Non-Culpable

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1st Degree Murder is?

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-Planned

-Someone is Hired

-Victim is Law Enforcement

  • Committed while committing another crime
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2nd Degree Murder is?

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-Men’s Rea is Intent

  • Foreseeable that something may cause deaths
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Manslaughter is?

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  • Culpable (Blameable) homicide thay isn’t murder

-Infanticide ( Mother Killing Infant Child)

  • Killing Someone during Wrongful Act Unintentionally
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1st Degree Murder Sentence?

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Life in Prison (without parole)

Min- 25 Years

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2nd Degree Murder Charge?

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Life with parole after 10 Years

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Murder can be changed to Manslaughter if?

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  • Provocation (Being Provoked)
  • Severe Intoxication
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For Murder Crown Must Prove

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  • Offenders Identity
  • Offenders State of Mind ( Men’s Rea, Intent Knowledge Recklessness)
  • Death ( is there a body?) and Actus Reas
  • Causation ( death is related to offenders action )
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Elements of Provocation

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  • Evidence of Wrongful Act or Insult

-Deprive Someone of their Self Control

  • Offender Acted in Heat of the Moment
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Self Defence Test Includes?

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  • Accused has to believe there was a serious threat to them
  • Purpose to Protect Others or Themselves
  • Act must be reasonable under the circumstances
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Types of Circumstances

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Mitigating - Factors that’s lessen responsibility of offender, May Decrease Sentence

Aggravating - Factors that Increase Responsibility of Offender, May Increase Sentence

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Levels of Assault

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  • Assault
  • Assault Causing Bodily Harm
  • Aggravated Assault
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Level 1 Assault is

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  • Attempting, Gesturing, Threatening, Applying Intentional Force
  • Physically Interfering with Someone’s Movement
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Level 2: Assault causing bodily harm is?

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  • Use of Weapon
  • Results in Physical Harm
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Level 3: Aggravated Assault is?

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  • Most Violent
  • Beating, Maiming, Disfigurement
  • Life Threatening Injuries
18
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What can Reverse an Assault

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If Unintentional, Careless, or a Reflex

19
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Common Assault Defences

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  • Sports
  • Fights
  • Defence of Property
  • Preventing a crime
  • Spanking (2-12 Years Old)
20
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Sexual Assault Defences can be?

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  • Intoxication
  • Marriage
  • Complaint Sexual History ( Rape Shield Protects From Using Sexual History in Court)
21
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Consent Cannot be a Defence When?

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  • Complainant is Under Age 14
  • Complainant Cannot Agree ( Drunk )
  • Abused By Position of Authority ( Teacher )
  • Complaint Wants to Stop
22
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Offences Against Minors

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  • Victim is Dependancy Relationship with Accused
  • Occupier allows Adultery, Alcohol in home ( Immoral )
  • Indecent act of nudity in public
  • Incest
  • Exploitation of Children with Disabilities
23
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Criminal Offences

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  • Prostitution
  • Obscenity
  • Corruption of Children

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24
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Criminal Harassment is?

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  • Stalking
  • Cannot Repeatedly Communicate or Follow
  • Max Sentence is 5 Years
25
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Criminal Negligence is?

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  • Reckless Disregard for People’s Safety and Lives
  • Negligence when Operating Vehicle
  • Max Sentence is 14-25 ( Life )
26
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Mischief is?

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  • Deliberately Damaging or Destroying Property
  • Disrupting Persons Use of Property
  • Max Sentence: Life ( If Involved Endangering Persons Life )
27
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Arson is?

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  • Intentionally or Recklessly Damaging Property by Fire
28
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Colour of Right is?

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Legal Right to Property, Anything Showing Ownership of Property

29
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Reverse Onus is?

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Responsibility of Proving is Placed in Defence Instead of Crown

30
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Soliciting is?

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Offering Services in Public ( Prostitution)

31
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Euthanasia is?

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Ending Patients Life due to Suffering

32
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False Pretences is?

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Using False Information to Deceive Others

33
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Procure is?

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Someone who takes a persons prostitution money ( Pimp )

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