Vocab Ch. 8 Flashcards

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Appearance Notice

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For less serious offences of an offender that has not been arrested. It is a legal document that demands that the accused appears in court

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Surety

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The person who promises to pay the recognizance fine if the accused does not show up

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Promise to appear

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A signed agreement that the accused will appear in court at the correct time and date
for indictable offences

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Recognizance

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The fine of $500 if the accused breaks their promise to appear

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Infanticide

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When a mother kill her baby. The child has to be under 12 months, it must be the biological mother, and there has to be a mental illness from the birth. Has a criminal sentence of 5 years in prison.

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Manslaughter

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There is no intent to kill, but there is to harm, the victim must actually die

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Second-degree murder

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There us the intention to appear, but no prior planning

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Public Mischief

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When you hive any kind of evidence or lead the police to believe there has been a crime when no offence has been committed

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Robbery

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Theft with violence or threat of

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Bail

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a temporary release of an accused who posts money or some other security

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Reverse Onus

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a shift of he burden of proof, the defence has to show cause why bail should be granted

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First-degree murder

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there is the intent to kill with prior planning

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Non-Culpable Homicide

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when the accused cannot be held legally responsible, such as an accident involving a car while not impaired in anyway.

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Color of Right

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the belief that the rights of something have been granted to you

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Culpable Homicide

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when the accused is held legally responsible, such as murder

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Arrest

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a person is physical taken into custody

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Detention

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when a person is questioned but not arrested

no physical aspect

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Summons

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an appearance notice for indictable offences

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Arrest Warrant

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a legal document issued by the court that allows the police to bring in a person accused of a crime

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Bench Warrant

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an arrest warrant issued if the accused does not show up in court

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Information

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information about the offence that informs the court under oath

22
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Line-up

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suspects are put into a line, then shown to the victim to help identify the perpetrator

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Peace officer

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anyone that has a job in or close to law enforcement, they have to keep the peace

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Search Warrant

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a legal document allowing the police to search a specific location

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Reasonable Grounds

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evidence and information that is reasonable enough to show that a person is most likely guilty and can be arrested

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Show-cause Hearing

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a pre-trial where the accused or Crown has to convince the judge to either to release the accused or detain them

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Telewarrant

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a search warrant that was made through the phone

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Summary Conviction Offences

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less serous offences, 6 months in prison, theft under $5000

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Assault level 1

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5 years of imprisonment max, vocal assault or light physical assault

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Assault level 2

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assault must involve a weapon and cause bodily harm

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Assault level 3

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aggravated assault, endangering a live and causing serious harm

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Sexual Assault level 1

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sexual assault, no serious injuries

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Sexual Assault level 2

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sexual assault with a weapon and cause bodily harm

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Sexual Assault level 3

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aggravated sexual assault, causes serious harm

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Breaking and Entering

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getting into a place without the permission of the owner to commit an indictable offence

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Mischief

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destroying or interfering with property or date of another person

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Fraud

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the deceiving of someone to deprive them of money, property, or other services

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Money Laundering

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moving or transferring money or other property to hide or trail out illegal money. the crown must prove Actus Rea, Mens Rea, and the initial root of the illegal money or other property

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Trafficking

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The selling, moving, distribution of drugs

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Theft

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the taking of another persons property without their consent

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Theft under

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theft under $5000

hybrid offence

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Theft over

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theft over $5000

indictable offence

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Controlled Substance

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drugs or narcotics listed in the Controlled Drugs and Substance Act

44
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Disorderly House

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a location or place of prostitution, gambling

also called common bawdy house

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Provocation

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the provocation of a criminal offence. Makes a person act in a different mind set

46
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Murder

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the killing of someone with intent

47
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Possession

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the carrying of an illegal narcotic without a prescription

48
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Prostitution

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sexual services for money or other securities

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Homicide

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the killing of a person, either intently or not

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Hybrid Offence

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the crown can choose based on the circumstances if the offence is indictable or summary, automatically indictable

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Indictable offence

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serious crimes, theft over $5000