Offenses Against the Person
A second-degree felony prior to the killing (although less severe) that can carry a sentence of 10 to 40 years, dependent on the state.
Manslaughter.
Taking someone else's property WITHOUT force.
Theft (Lose half of the points you have after the points from this question are added.)
Offering something of value to a public servant in order to dissuade them with their legal duties.
Bribery.
This happened in 1735 that set the precedent for the Freedom of Press, as well as allowing for truth to be used as a defense against Libel.
The Zenger Trial (If you got it right, you win.) :}
The person accused of the crime.
A threat of bodily harm coupled with an apparent, present ability to cause the harm.
Assault. (If you get it right, add an additional 200. If wrong, lose 200.)
Destruction or damage to private property or public property.
Vandalism.
Making a false statement under oath.
Perjury.
Federal Law
The attorney given to the defendant.
Defense attorney.
This is what the action of kicking an unconscious person in the head is called when charges are pressed.
Aggravated Assault.
Using a weapon in order to rob from a location or a person.
Armed Robbery.
You either get this right, or get it wrong... Take a "chance" and put it "All in" ;)
GAMBLING!!!
State Laws are..?
Legal action between 2 parties in a criminal case.
Criminal Prosecution :}
Vehicular Manslaughter.
Entering a building or habitation with intent to commit a felony, theft or an assault.
Criminal Trespassing.
Carrying out a threat that disturbs the peace of the public and showing that you have the stuff to do it is a?
Terroristic Threat.
What is Constitutional Law?
Law that is interpreted in the U.S constitution.
At least 51% of the provided evidence favor's the plaintiff (the one who was wronged) in a civil law case.
Preponderance of Evidence.
The unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.
Murder.
Taking property from a person's possession while using force to do it.
Robbery. (Lose 300 points.)
Officer using their position in an office for unlawful personal gain.
Abuse of Office
The term that means to allow the government to do only what is in the constitution.
Strict Interpretation :}
Evidence meeting the burden of proof when the prosecutor demonstrates there is moral certainty of the defendant being guilty.
Beyond a reasonable doubt!