Crimes
What crime is a VIOLATION of a statue?
Unlawful Acts
What law guides human conduct?
Rules and Principles
The right to not incriminate themselves by speaking
Right to Remain Silent
Using force to protect themselves
Self-defense
An agreement with prosecutor allowing defendant to plead guilty
plea bargain
What is the CONSIDERED an offense against the public?
Public Offense
What law enforced social or government institutions?
Enforceable by Authority
The right to an attorney
Right to Counsel
Claiming to be forced in a crime
Duress
The defense based on problems with the way evidence is obtained
procedural defense
Non-violent crimes typically committed for embezzlement?
White-Collar Crimes
What law deals with fundamental principles?
Constitutional Law
The right to question a witnesses
Right to Confront Witnesses
Arguing the law enforcement forced a crime
Entrapment
The court proceeding at which the evidence against the defendant will be presented to the court
preliminary hearing
What crimes committed using computers?
Cybercrimes
What Law is developed by Judicial decisions?
Common law
The right to presumed innocent
Presumption of Innocence
Claiming he/she was not in the right mindset
Insainty
A written accusation which declares that there is sufficient evidence
indictment
what crimes that is a unlawful killing that lacks premeditation?
Second-Degree Murder
What law enacted by legislative bodies?
Statutory Law
The right to have their trial without delay
Right to a Speedy Trial
He/She claiming to prevent a greater harm
Necessity
The preliminary exam of the potential jurors to determine their ability
voir dire