other features of crime
Concurrence
A Guilty Mind
The Criminal Act Pt. 2
The Criminal Act Pt.1
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how many principles that fully appreciate contemporary understanding of crime

5

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What is Concurrence?

Is the act and mental state of a person occurring at the same time in order for their crime to take place.

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What does Mens Rea mean?

A guilty mind.

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Is it necessary for the planned crime to be completed in order for people in a conspiracy to be arrested?

No, it is not necessary for the final act.

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What are the Latin words for "guilty act"? 

"Actus Reus" 

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what are the 3 features that are sufficient to constitute the essence of the legal concept of crime.

actus, reus,mens rea

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If someone actually does what they were planning is that an example of Concurrence?

Yes

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What is the belief in the idea?

A person's actions depend on their mental state.

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Do all conspiracies need actions to prove the crime?

No, not all do.

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Is simply thinking about or admitting to a crime enough to convict? 

No,action is required

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bulletin point of causation

refers to the fact that the concurrence of a guilty mind and a criminal act may cause harm

300

If a man wants to kill another man in his house but does it outside instead. Is that an example of Concurrence?

No

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What are the four types of Mens Rea?

Purposeful, knowing, reckless, and negligence. 

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What do some places require as proof of conspiracy?

An “overt act.”

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What are examples of failing to act and threatening to act? 

Neglectful parents and making threats to kill 

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bulletin point of resulting harm

the damage or injruy that occurs as a direct consequence of an action

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If a person doesn't do what they were planing why would that not be an example of Concurrence?

There was no Concurrence of act or intent.

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What is strict liability?

Liability without fault or intention(no Mens Rea required).

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Are conspiracy crimes the same as the planned crimes?

No, they are separate crimes.

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Mens Rea is? 

A "guilty mind" is the mental state accompanying a criminal act

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bulletin point of Principle of legality

highlights the face that a behavior cannot be criminal if no law exits

500

What two things need to occur at the same time in order for Concurrence to apply?

Act and intent

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What is the ongoing controversy about federal statues? 

A controversy exist because federal statutes are silent on intent, creating controversy when people face criminal penalties for unknowing or accidental violations of complex laws.

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Can a criminal agreement alone justify arrest?

Yes, even without actions taken.

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When were Vagrancy laws popular? 

Early twentieth century
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