Chapter 1
conduct that has been prohibited by law
what is crime
first 10 amendments to the constitution
what is Bill of Rights
the guilty mind
what is mens rea
asking another to commit a crime with specific intent that the person will do it
what is solicitation
other names for inchoate
what is anticipatory or preparatory
a core function of criminal law
what is punishment
protects against self-incrimination
what is the 5th amendment
no proof of intent is required
what is strict liability crimes
punished as crimes even though no major injury takes place
what is inchoate crimes
the two types of deterrence
what is general and specific
what is retribution
not guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution
what is the right to privacy
gross deviation from the standard of care
what is criminal negligence
aiding and abetting others in the commission of a crime
what is accessory
crimes that are considered morally and criminally wrong
what is mala in se
a wrong committed against a private interest
what is tort
a judgement of guilt
what is a conviction
blameworthiness for criminal conduct based on required mens rea
what is culpability
agreement between 2 or more people to commit a crime
what is conspiracy
establishes the fundamental rules of statutory construction
what is due process of law
laws that protect the constitutional rights of the wrongdoer
what is procedural law
protects individuals from state governments
what is the 14th amendment
the intent must lead to the actual act
what is joinder of act & intent
when there is a mistake as to the facts surrounding the crime
what is factual impossibility
increase penalty when person is a member of a certain group of interest
what is vertical growth of codes