Classification of Crimes
The Three Categories of Crime
What is Felonies, Misdemeanors, and Infractions?
Includes all persons involved in the commission of a felony or misdemeanor.
What is Principals?
True or False-
Children under the age of 14 are legally considered incapable of committing a crime.
True
A principal to the crime & testifies for the prosecution.
What is Accomplice?
Who are Corrine, Preslee, Bryan, Ian, Vanessa, and Aryanna?
It stands for Post Release Community Supervision.
What is PRCS?
Has knowledge that the principal has committed,has been charged with or has been convicted of committing a felony
What is Accessories?
An IQ number from 0 through _____ on the Binet Intelligence scale is considered a lack of mental capacity.
24
Directly commits a crime or encourages another person in the commission of any crime.
What is Principal?
Name of Group 4's presentation.
What is Criminal Prosecution?
A crime of lesser gravity than a felony. Punishable by a fine and/or imprisonment in a county jail.
What is a Misdemeanor?
With knowledge that a felony was committed with the intent or to avoid arrest or prosecution.
What is Accessories?
When is it considered a crime committed under threat or menace?
When believing your life is in danger if you refuse to commit the crime.
With knowledge that a felony was committed with the intent or to avoid arrest or prosecution.
What is Accessory?
Who is the law academy English teacher?
Mrs. Alquijay
A public offense punishable by a fine. Usually, the offender is issued a citation in place of an arrest.
What is an Infranction?
A principal to a crime becomes a accomplice when he or she testifies for the prosecution against another principal.
What is Accomplices?
What is an example of an unconscious act?
-involuntary under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- delirious with a high fever
To arrest a subject, peace officers must determine what type of crime has been committed, who was involved in the commission of the crime, and who can be criminally liable.
What is the Learning Need?
What does Mr. V want to dress up for Halloween?
Gru
A crime, punishable by a fine and/or imprisonment in state prison, death, or removal from office.
What is a Felony?
All individuals who commit a crime in California are subject to prosecution and punishment by the state.
What is the Principals, Accessories, and Accomplices?
Individuals who unconsciously commit an unlawful crime must demonstrate the act was involuntary and was caused by an irrational, unconscious response.
True
All individuals are presumed capable of forming the designated state of mind and of committing a crime.
What is People Legally Incapable of Commiting a Crime?
What is the square root of 52?
7.2