Exam 6: Criminal Law

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Velma and Walter devised a scheme to defraud by sending a message via e-mail to thousands of computer users, hoping to get rich from those who responded.This is their first attempt at this scheme.They may have violated:

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Teresa offered the police chief $40,000 to ignore illegal gambling activity in her establishment, but he refused.Teresa cannot be found guilty of bribery since the police chief refused her offer.

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RICO defines a pattern of racketeering as the commission of three or more predicate acts within a five-year period.

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The improper taking of another's property by one in lawful possession of it, that violates a trust, is:

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Describe the crime of false pretenses and name and define four crimes similar to false pretenses that were discussed in the textbook.

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The degrees of mental fault in criminal law include which of the following?

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Identify the constitutional protections given to a criminal defendant by each of the following Amendments to the U.S.Constitution.How does each apply to the procedure involved in arresting and trying a criminal defendant? a.Fourth Amendment b.Fifth Amendment c.Sixth Amendment d.Eighth Amendment

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The state may appeal a verdict of "not guilty" if there is an error in the trial.

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The term mens rea refers to the mental intent element of a crime.

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