Exam 5: Offenses Against Persons Excluding Sex Offenses

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This type of homicide is the killing of a human being, either by misadventure or in self-defense.

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Battery was any unlawful offer or attempt to injure another, with an apparent present ability to effectuate the attempt under circumstances creating a fear of imminent peril.

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The difference between the two levels of murder is based on the actus reus.

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Under common law, death was defined as the cessation of brain activity.

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This type of homicide may be committed intentionally, but without any evil design, and under such circumstances of necessity or duty as to render the act legal and not criminal.

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Following this doctrine from English law, one who, in the commission or attempted commission of any felony, caused another's death could be found guilty of:

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Offenders may be held responsible for accidental deaths that occur during the course of a felony under which rule?

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Most hate crime statutes include the following categories of protected groups EXCEPT _____.

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Under common law, this is an unlawful touching, beating, wounding, or laying hold, however trifling, of another's person or clothes without his or her consent:

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Which of the following crimes did not exist at common law?

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Not all states criminalize which of these acts?

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This is an unlawful restraining, unlawfully removing, or unlawfully confining a person against their will for ransom or other unlawful purpose:

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Hate crime statutes generally have two components: prohibited acts and _____.

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This is the intentional killing of one human being by another without justification or excuse, but committed under the influence of passion induced by great provocation:

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The unlawful killing of a human being by another human being is _____.

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This is the intent to commit murder, accompanied by premeditation and deliberation:

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The willful killing of a human being with malice aforethought, either expressed or implied is _____.

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If death did not take place within a year and a day of the time of receiving the wound, the law draws the conclusion that it was not the cause of death.

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This is the killing that occurs in the course of committing an unlawful act, or death occurs during the negligent commission or omission of an otherwise lawful act:

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Mayhem is maliciously depriving another of the use of his limbs so as to make him unable to defend himself against adversaries.

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