Chapter 7
chapter 8
half way
100

According to what rule is even presence at the scene of a crime followed by flight not enough action to satisfy the actus reus requirement of accomplice liability?

  • the mere presence rule
100

Legal impossibility is

  • a defense to attempt liability.
100

According to the text, which is the most common category of crimes?

  • misdemeanor crimes
200

Accessory to a crime is a separate offense, usually a

  • misdemeanor.
200

Physical proximity tests of the actus reus of attempt focus on

how close the defendant gets to committing the crime.


200

An offense which is punishable by one year or more in a state prison is called a

felony

300

Criminal liability is imposed on accomplices and accessories because they

  • participated in the crimes.
300

Stabbing an already dead victim is an example of

  • a factual impossibility.
300
Crimes and torts are similar in which of the following ways? 

They both tell us what we can and can't do.

400

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

vicarious

400

The crime of trying to get someone else to commit a crime is known as

  • solicitation.
400

Private wrongs for which you can sue the party who wronged you and recover money are known as

Torts

500

In general, merely being present at the scene of a crime

  • is not sufficient to create accomplice liability.
500

The defendant sees a car he wants to steal and breaks the window glass. The police interrupt. It turns out the car belongs to the defendant. The defendant

  • has a valid defense of legal impossibility.
500

A friend of yours puts illegal drugs into your backpack without your knowledge. This is known as

Mere possession of drugs 

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