Question 1

A farmer leases 200 acres of land to a renter he knows is going to use it for illegal activity.This is an example of which of the following?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​accomplice actus reus 
B)  ​accomplice mens rea 
C)  ​accessory actus reus. 
D)  ​accomplice actus reus, 
A)  ​accomplice actus reus 
B)  ​accomplice mens rea 
C)  ​accessory actus reus. 
D)  ​accomplice actus reus,

Question 2

​The Supreme Court has relied on doctrine of respondeat superior ("let the master answer"),borrowed from tort (noncriminal wrongs)law in addressing issues of vicarious liability in the corporate world.Explain the meaning of respondeat superior.Why is this concept important to vicarious liability in the corporate world?

Accepted Answer

​Respondeat superior was a doctrine in t

Question 3

One of the weaknesses of self-regulation is lack of enthusiasm for regulation by the regulated group.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Vicarious liability has to be created by .​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Vicarious liability has to be created by...

Question 5

Today,participants before and during the commission of a crime are called​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​accessories. 
B)  ​principals. 
C)  ​accomplices. 
D)  ​assistants. 
A)  ​accessories. 
B)  ​principals. 
C)  ​accomplices. 
D)  ​assistants.

Question 6

What dramatically changed the nature of corporations from government entities controlled by government to private business operated by internal management?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​white-collar crime 
B)  ​the dark ages 
C)  ​the industrial revolution 
D)  ​the dark figure of crime 
A)  ​white-collar crime 
B)  ​the dark ages 
C)  ​the industrial revolution 
D)  ​the dark figure of crime

Question 7

Criminal liability is imposed on accomplices and accessories because they​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​have a relationship that allows for the transfer of guilt. 
B)  ​participated in the crimes. 
C)  ​entered into a conspiracy to commit the crime. 
D)  ​drove the getaway car. 
A)  ​have a relationship that allows for the transfer of guilt. 
B)  ​participated in the crimes. 
C)  ​entered into a conspiracy to commit the crime. 
D)  ​drove the getaway car.

Question 8

Vicarious liability for another's criminal conduct has been created by judicial decision.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Vicarious liability cases that attract the most attention involve​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​individuals. 
B)  ​state government. 
C)  ​large national corporations. 
D)  ​private charities. 
A)  ​individuals. 
B)  ​state government. 
C)  ​large national corporations. 
D)  ​private charities.

Question 10

Which of the following cases involves the mere presence rule?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Bailey v.U.S.(1969) 
B)  ​Backun v.U.S.(1940) 
C)  ​U.S.v.Peoni (1938) 
D)  ​State v.Chism (1983) 
A)  ​Bailey v.U.S.(1969) 
B)  ​Backun v.U.S.(1940) 
C)  ​U.S.v.Peoni (1938) 
D)  ​State v.Chism (1983)

Question 11

At common law,principals in the first degree were the persons who actually commit the crime.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Tammy and Jenny are having coffee in Tammy’s kitchen. Jenny uses an electrical cord to beat Tammy’s one-year-old daughter for several hours repeatedly until she is bleeding. Tammy looks on but does nothing.
-​Of the following crimes,which one is Tammy most likely to be found guilty of?

Accepted Answer

A)  ​accomplice to assault 
B)  ​complicity to assault 
C)  ​accomplice to battery 
D)  ​complicity to battery 
A)  ​accomplice to assault 
B)  ​complicity to assault 
C)  ​accomplice to battery 
D)  ​complicity to battery

Question 13

What are the two parties to crime that exist today?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​accomplices participants and accessories participants 
B)  ​accomplices participants and annulments participants 
C)  ​arrangements participants and accessories participants 
D)  ​accomplices participants and arrangements participants 
A)  ​accomplices participants and accessories participants 
B)  ​accomplices participants and annulments participants 
C)  ​arrangements participants and accessories participants 
D)  ​accomplices participants and arrangements participants

Question 14

Which of the following acts definitely qualify as accomplice actus reus?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​providing guns,supplies,or other instruments of crime 
B)  ​serving as a lookout 
C)  ​driving a getaway car 
D)  ​all of these acts definitely qualify as accomplice actus reus 
A)  ​providing guns,supplies,or other instruments of crime 
B)  ​serving as a lookout 
C)  ​driving a getaway car 
D)  ​all of these acts definitely qualify as accomplice actus reus

Question 15

What theory of accomplice liability assumes that we're autonomous agents with the freedom to choose our actions?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​agency theory 
B)  ​forfeited personal identity theory 
C)  ​malicious teamwork theory 
D)  ​benign offender theory 
A)  ​agency theory 
B)  ​forfeited personal identity theory 
C)  ​malicious teamwork theory 
D)  ​benign offender theory

Question 16

What is the name of the rule that says that the conspiracy to commit the crime and the crime committed as a result of the conspiracy are different offenses?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​the Pinkerton rule 
B)  ​the Peoni rule 
C)  ​the Brady rule 
D)  ​the Rakas rule 
A)  ​the Pinkerton rule 
B)  ​the Peoni rule 
C)  ​the Brady rule 
D)  ​the Rakas rule

Question 17

Corporations can be vicariously liable for the criminal acts of their employees.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

In general,merely being present at the scene of a crime​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​is the actus reus of conspiracy. 
B)  ​creates accomplice liability. 
C)  ​creates a presumption that there was a conspiracy to commit the crime. 
D)  ​is not sufficient to create accomplice liability. 
A)  ​is the actus reus of conspiracy. 
B)  ​creates accomplice liability. 
C)  ​creates a presumption that there was a conspiracy to commit the crime. 
D)  ​is not sufficient to create accomplice liability.

Question 19

Respondeat superior is a doctrine in tort law that means employers may be responsible for the wrong of an employee.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Vicarious liability for another's crimes is​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​created by statute. 
B)  ​created by the courts. 
C)  ​found in the common law. 
D)  ​a form of accomplice liability. 
A)  ​created by statute. 
B)  ​created by the courts. 
C)  ​found in the common law. 
D)  ​a form of accomplice liability.

A farmer leases 200 acres of land to a renter he knows is going to use it for illegal activity.This is an example of which of the following?

One of the weaknesses of self-regulation is lack of enthusiasm for regulation by the regulated group.

Vicarious liability has to be created by .

Today,participants before and during the commission of a crime are called

What dramatically changed the nature of corporations from government entities controlled by government to private business operated by internal management?

Criminal liability is imposed on accomplices and accessories because they

Vicarious liability for another's criminal conduct has been created by judicial decision.

Vicarious liability cases that attract the most attention involve

Which of the following cases involves the mere presence rule?

At common law,principals in the first degree were the persons who actually commit the crime.

Tammy and Jenny are having coffee in Tammy’s kitchen. Jenny uses an electrical cord to beat Tammy’s one-year-old daughter for several hours repeatedly until she is bleeding. Tammy looks on but does nothing. -Of the following crimes,which one is Tammy most likely to be found guilty of?

What are the two parties to crime that exist today?

Which of the following acts definitely qualify as accomplice actus reus?

What theory of accomplice liability assumes that we're autonomous agents with the freedom to choose our actions?

What is the name of the rule that says that the conspiracy to commit the crime and the crime committed as a result of the conspiracy are different offenses?

Corporations can be vicariously liable for the criminal acts of their employees.

In general,merely being present at the scene of a crime

Respondeat superior is a doctrine in tort law that means employers may be responsible for the wrong of an employee.

Vicarious liability for another's crimes is

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Inchoate Crimes

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Exam 7: Parties to Crime and Vicarious Liability

A farmer leases 200 acres of land to a renter he knows is going to use it for illegal activity.This is an example of which of the following?​

One of the weaknesses of self-regulation is lack of enthusiasm for regulation by the regulated group.​

Vicarious liability has to be created by .​

Today,participants before and during the commission of a crime are called​

What dramatically changed the nature of corporations from government entities controlled by government to private business operated by internal management?​

Criminal liability is imposed on accomplices and accessories because they​

Vicarious liability for another's criminal conduct has been created by judicial decision.​

Vicarious liability cases that attract the most attention involve​

Which of the following cases involves the mere presence rule?​

At common law,principals in the first degree were the persons who actually commit the crime.​

Tammy and Jenny are having coffee in Tammy’s kitchen. Jenny uses an electrical cord to beat Tammy’s one-year-old daughter for several hours repeatedly until she is bleeding. Tammy looks on but does nothing. -​Of the following crimes,which one is Tammy most likely to be found guilty of?

What are the two parties to crime that exist today?​

Which of the following acts definitely qualify as accomplice actus reus?​

What theory of accomplice liability assumes that we're autonomous agents with the freedom to choose our actions?​

What is the name of the rule that says that the conspiracy to commit the crime and the crime committed as a result of the conspiracy are different offenses?​

Corporations can be vicariously liable for the criminal acts of their employees.​

In general,merely being present at the scene of a crime​

Respondeat superior is a doctrine in tort law that means employers may be responsible for the wrong of an employee.​

Vicarious liability for another's crimes is​

Criminal Law and Punishment in Ussociety: An Overview

Constitutional Limits on Criminal Law

The Criminal Act: The First Principle of Criminal Liability

The General Principles of Criminal Liability: Mens Rea, Concurrence, Ignorance, and Mistake

Defenses to Criminal Liability I: Justifications

Defenses to Criminal Liability II: Excuses

Inchoate Crimes

Crimes Against Persons I: Murder and Manslaughter

Crimes Against Persons II: Sex Offenses, bodily Injury, and Personal Restraint

Crimes Against Property

Crimes Against Public Order and Morals

Crimes Against the State

Filters

A farmer leases 200 acres of land to a renter he knows is going to use it for illegal activity.This is an example of which of the following?

One of the weaknesses of self-regulation is lack of enthusiasm for regulation by the regulated group.

Vicarious liability has to be created by .

Today,participants before and during the commission of a crime are called

What dramatically changed the nature of corporations from government entities controlled by government to private business operated by internal management?

Criminal liability is imposed on accomplices and accessories because they

Vicarious liability for another's criminal conduct has been created by judicial decision.

Vicarious liability cases that attract the most attention involve

Which of the following cases involves the mere presence rule?

At common law,principals in the first degree were the persons who actually commit the crime.

Tammy and Jenny are having coffee in Tammy’s kitchen. Jenny uses an electrical cord to beat Tammy’s one-year-old daughter for several hours repeatedly until she is bleeding. Tammy looks on but does nothing. -Of the following crimes,which one is Tammy most likely to be found guilty of?

What are the two parties to crime that exist today?

Which of the following acts definitely qualify as accomplice actus reus?

What theory of accomplice liability assumes that we're autonomous agents with the freedom to choose our actions?

What is the name of the rule that says that the conspiracy to commit the crime and the crime committed as a result of the conspiracy are different offenses?

Corporations can be vicariously liable for the criminal acts of their employees.

In general,merely being present at the scene of a crime

Respondeat superior is a doctrine in tort law that means employers may be responsible for the wrong of an employee.

Vicarious liability for another's crimes is