Homicide
What are the two fundamental elements of a criminal offense?
What is mens rea and actus rea
Which criminal offense is more culpable, voluntary manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter?
What is voluntary manslaughter
What is a felony?
What is the most serious criminal offense that results in jail time of more than one year
What is a justification
What exam do you need to complete in order to apply for admission to law school
What is the LSAT
What is found in murder that is not found in manslaughter?
What is malice
What criminal offense uses reckless to describe the conduct of the actor?
What is an inherently dangerous felony?
What is arson, burglary, rape, kidnapping
If Joe starts the fight what is Joe known as?
What is the initial aggressor
What sport do Alex and Ana enjoy?
What is running
What is malice?
What is the desire to do evil
What is the modern majority rules
Is speeding and texting a felony?
What is a misdemeanor
If Joe fights to protect his son from being killed what defense can Joe claim? Or may Joe not claim a defense?
What is self defense
What law school do Alex and Ana attend?
What is Loyola University Chicago School of Law
What is the main difference between 1st degree murder and second degree murder?
What is premeditation
What criminal offense involves heat of passion or adequate provocation?
What is voluntary manslaughter
Dan and Joe rob a grocery store. Joe waits outside while Dan robs the store. While robbing the store Dan becomes paranoid and shoots the cashier killing her instantly. What is Joe charged with?
What is felony murder?
Under MPC when is the initial aggressor allowed to engage in the use of deadly force?
What is never
How many times can a law student sit for the bar exam?
What is unlimited
What are the elements of first degree murder? Hint: four elements
What is knowingly/intentionally/ purposefully with deliberation or premeditation causes another persons death with malice
Joe drank 17 beers before leaving the bar. He decides to drive himself home. Unfortunately, Joe's level of intoxication causes him to drive onto the sidewalk killing Jane. What criminal offense will Joe likely be charged with?
What is involuntary manslaughter
What are the elements to felony murder?
What is an (1) inherently dangerous felony that is (2) independent of the killing,(3) resulting in the death of someone while in commission of the felony, and (4) death is close in time and place
In what premise does protect your castle apply?
What is your home
Law School grading scale is called?
What is the curve