Mens Rea
Possession
Defenses
Constitutional Law
Accomplice and Conspiracy
100

This means the mental element of a crime

What is mens rea?

100

Physical control over illegal items

What is actual possession?

100

Defense claiming the act was legally right

What is justification?

100

Law punishing conduct after it occurred

What is an ex post facto law?

100

Agreement to commit a crime

What is a conspiracy?

200

This means conscious risk creation

What is recklessness?

200

Control without physically holding it

What is constructive possession?

200

Defense claiming lack of legal responsibility

What is excuse?

200

Amendment protecting free speech

What is the First Amendment?

200

Being present alone is usually not enough because of this rule

What is the mere presence rule?

300

This is the highest MPC mental state

What is purposely?

300

Possession without knowledge

What is mere possession?

300

Defense requiring no reasonable legal alternative

What is necessity?

300

Doctrine requiring laws to be clear

What is void for vagueness?

300

Liability transferred because of a relationship

What is vicarious liability?

400

This type of crime requires no mens rea

What is strict liability?

400

Possession with awareness of the item

What is knowing possession?

400

Defense allowing force against imminent attacks

What is self-defense?

400

Amendment protecting against unreasonable searches

What is the Fourth Amendment?

400

Participants after the crime are called these

What are accessories?

500

Intent is usually proven using this type of evidence

What is circumstantial evidence?

500

This cannot be a criminal act

What is fantasizing?

500

Defense where police improperly induce crime

What is entrapment?


500

Clause found in the Fourteenth Amendment

What is Equal Protection?

500

Corporations usually face this type of liability

What is vicarious liability?