Intro To Crim Law
Homicide
Defenses
4th Amendment Qs
5th + 6th Amendment Qs
100

The four theories of punishment in criminal justice

1) Retribution, 2) Deterrence, 3) Incapacitation, 4) Rehabilitation
100

The two possible circumstances where an individual can be charged with first degree murder

1) Killing with premeditation and deliberation, 2) Felony Murder
100

Force must match the level of threat is the idea of _____

Proportionality

100

A fair probability, based on the totality of the circumstances, that evidence will be found is:

Probable cause
100

Miranda warnings are only required when these two conditions are met: 

1) Custody and 2) Interrogation
200

"three strikes" laws are typically viewed as this type of punishment: 

Retribution
200

The amount of time necessary for premeditation/deliberation to form

"Twinkle of an eye"/effectively no time

200

A state that requires a person to safely avoid deadly force and escape applies the _____ doctrine/idea

Duty to retreat

200
Further evidence that was collected and derived an illegal search is called:

Fruit from the poisonous tree

200

These two conditions are met for your 6th amendment rights to apply:

1) Attachment, and 2) Offense-specific

300

The only mens rea standard from the MPC that has a subjective AND objective portion

Recklessly

300

Which felonies qualify for the felony murder rule, e.g. are inherently dangerous felonies?

BARRK (Burglary, Arson, Rape, Robbery, Kidnapping)

300
To prove insanity, it is by this standard:

By preponderance of evidence or clear and convincing evidence

300

The two prongs of the Gants test

1) Unsecured & Within Reach, and 2) Evidence of the Offense (give points if explained and not explicitly stated)

300

This landmark Supreme Court case incorporated the sixth amendment right to the states

Gideon v. Wainwright

400

Battery is a ____ crime under common law

General intent

400

People v. Knoller is an example of a ______ murder

Depraved Heart murder (second degree is correct, but don't accept this answer)

400

In all states, the right to use deadly force in one's home is to referred to as:

The Castle Doctrine

400

A person who raises a fourth amendment claim needs _____

Standing


400

What are the four different Miranda warnings?

1) Right to remain silent, 2) Anything you say can and will be used against you, 3) Right to an attorney, 4) If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided

500

The "money language" from the negligence standard

Should be aware of a substantial and unjustifiable risk that the material element exists or will result from his conduct

500

What does HOPSAP stand for?

Heat Of Passion Sudden Adequate Provocation

500

What event that caused public backlash led to a reformation of the insanity defense?

John Hickley's assassination attempt on President Reagan

500

What was the recent Supreme Court decision on geofencing called, and what did they rule? 

Chatrie v United States and geofencing constitutes as a fourth amendment search.

500

What are the two ways you can invoke your Miranda rights?

1) An unequivocal unambiguous request for an attorney (Edwards), and 2) An unambiguous assertion of the right to remain silent (McNeil)

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