Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Bonus
100

Defendants rarely plead insanity. Those who do


rarely succeed

100

Accessory to a crime is a separate offense, usually a


misdemeanor

100

A conspiracy where one or more defendants participate in every transaction is known as


a wheel conspiracy

100

As the common law developed, murder was distinguished from manslaughter in that murder required


malice aforethought

  

100

Which test focuses on defect in reason or cognition?

right-wrong

200

In the majority of states, duress is not a defense for


murder

200

An agreement to commit a crime is a

conspiracy

200

Criminal attempts, criminal conspiracies, and criminal solicitation are all what kind of crimes?

inchoate

200

If an armed offender accidentally killed the store clerk during an armed robbery, this would be


felony murder

200

Liability based on ownership or operation of a business may be specifically imposed by


statue

300

The insanity defense stands for the important proposition that we can only blame people who are

responsible

300

Criminal liability of corporations is a form of what kind of liability?

vicarious 



300

Voluntary and complete abandonment of an attempt in progress is a defense to what liability in about half the states?

attempt liability

300

In a death penalty case, a finding by the jury that the defendant did not have a significant criminal background is considered

a mitigating factor

300

Inchoate offenses punish people for crimes they’ve started to commit


but have not finished committing

  

400

The right-wrong test focuses on defect in reason or


cognition

400

Most vicarious liability involves which of the following relationships?

business

400

Which test on whether defendants have gone far enough toward completing the crime that it’s unlikely they’ll turn back?

the probable desistance test

400

The central elements in involuntary manslaughter are


actus reus and mens rea



400

Legal impossibility is


a defense to attempt liability



500

What legal term applies when a juvenile court gives up jurisdiction over a juvenile and transfers the case to the adult criminal court?

waiver

500

Purposely acting and wanting a crime to succeed clearly qualifies as accomplice

mens rea

500

Which test asks whether defendants have come “dangerously close” to completing the crime?


dangerous proximity to success test 



500

What is the name of assisted suicide?

euthanasia 



500

What state was the first to separate murder into two degrees?

Pennsylvania 



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