Exam 16: Federal Criminal Law
Exam 1: Foundations of Criminal Law49 Questions
Exam 2: Elements of a Crime66 Questions
Exam 3: The Criminal Law in Daily Practice76 Questions
Exam 4: Parties to Offenses37 Questions
Exam 5: Criminal Homicide96 Questions
Exam 6: Assault and Sexual Assault103 Questions
Exam 7: Kidnapping and Related Offenses44 Questions
Exam 8: Property Destruction Offenses59 Questions
Exam 9: Theft,Fraud,and Related Offenses83 Questions
Exam 10: Robbery,Burglary,and Criminal Trespass86 Questions
Exam 11: Offenses Against Government Operations91 Questions
Exam 12: Public Disorder,Indecency,Health,and Safety Offenses89 Questions
Exam 13: Intoxication Offenses58 Questions
Exam 14: Preparatory Offenses and Organized Criminal Activity72 Questions
Exam 15: General Defenses and Justification113 Questions
Exam 16: Federal Criminal Law47 Questions
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Under the federal RICO Act,a pattern of racketeering activity is shown if the accused has committed at least two related ________ offenses with a 10-year period.
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Acts of international terrorism may violate federal criminal law but are unlikely to violate Texas criminal law.
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The federal Patriot Act expands the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States to foreign locations.
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Does the Assimilative Crimes Act give fair notice of the conduct prohibited as is required by the due process clause of the Constitution?
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Congressional authority to create federal criminal law derives from Article ________ Section ________ of the U.S.Constitution.
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Identify three specific powers of Congress that are used to create a federal criminal law.Give an example of each.
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The federal criminal statute that punishes the infiltration of organized crime into legitimate businesses is known by the letters:
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The power of Congress to create criminal law derives from the historical Common Law tradition in America.
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Explain the federal Assimilative Crimes Act and how it is used in Texas.
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Which of the following federal criminal statutes is commonly applied in cases of corrupt public officials?
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One federal anti-terrorism law declares it a criminal offense to provide ________ to terrorists.
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List three of the most common categories of federal criminal charges.
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An individual found distilling alcohol unlawfully ("moonshine")violates the federal criminal law primarily because:
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A federal misdemeanor violation based on the Assimilative Crimes Act is punishable only by a fine.
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The federal government is quite limited in its power to impose sanctions on traditional criminal behavior.
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If a civilian delivery truck driver violates the traffic laws on a military base such as Fort Hood,no means exists to cite him or otherwise hold him accountable for the violations.
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In order to successfully prosecute a RICO Act violation,the federal prosecutor must establish as an element of the offense that the enterprise involved in the case has no legitimate purpose.
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In addition to criminal penalties,the federal RICO Act provides for use of special ________ remedies to be used to insure justice is served.
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Because of constitutional restrictions,the federal kidnapping statute requires,as an element of the offense that must be proven,that the victim be:
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Which of the following criminal offenses is specifically mentioned in the U.S.Constitution?
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