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Froggy Jumps Intro to criminal law - check upVersión en línea Criminal law vocabulary por Christian Zadi 1 Committing a crime intentionally and knowingly a Guilty State of mind b Intentional crime c Motive 2 Elements of a crime a The people who take part in a crime b The clues and evidence that lead to a crime c The different parts or acts that make up a crime 3 The fact of placing the victim in fear of physical harm a Assault b Battery c Threat 4 Battery a Assaulting someone b Physically harming someone c Defending yourself against an assault 5 The person who helps plan the crime but doesn't go to the crime scene. a Accomplice b Accessory before the fact c Accessory after the fact 6 The person who was not aware of the crime until after it took place, and helps the criminals hide or avoid capture. a Accomplice b Accessory before the fact c Accessory after the fact 7 The person who helps the principal during the crime a Accomplice b Accessory before the fact c Accessory after the fact 8 The principal a The person who actually commits the criminal act b The person who is the main one to plan the crime c An individual who is the director of a school 9 The fact of asking someone to commit a crime on your behalf, whether they accept or not a Conspiracy b Solicitation c Group crime 10 The fact for two or more people to plan a crime together a Conspiracy b Solicitation c Group crime 11 If you plan a crime and taking some steps towards committing the crime, but you are arrested before actually doing it, you can be charged with... a Solicitation b Conspiracy c Attempt 12 What is the main difference between an accomplice and an accessory before the fact? a There is no difference b The accomplice is present at the crime scene. The accessory before the fact is not. c The accomplice is NOT present at the crime scene. The accessory before the fact IS. 13 What is the difference between the accessory BEFORE the fact (ABF) and the accessory AFTER the fact (AAF)? a There is no difference b The ABF does not know about the crime until the day of the crime, unlike the AAF c The ABF helps plan the crime. The AAF does not know anything until after the crime is done. 14 In a murder, the reason why a person kills someone is the motive. a False b True c Sometimes 15 An example of criminal conspiracy is a situation in which Donald, a drug dealer, asks Jayla, his associate, to help him kill another dealer. a False b Maybe c True 16 If Destonnie drives the gateway car during a bank robbery, she will be considered an accessory before the fact. NOT an accomplice. a True b False c Maybe 17 If you sneak up on someone and punch them before they even notice you, you CANNOT be charged with assault AND battery because all the elements of both crimes aren't present. a False b True c Maybe

Froggy Jumps

Intro to criminal law - check upVersión en línea

Criminal law vocabulary

por Christian Zadi

Committing a crime intentionally and knowingly

Guilty State of mind

Intentional crime

Motive

Elements of a crime

The people who take part in a crime

The clues and evidence that lead to a crime

The different parts or acts that make up a crime

The fact of placing the victim in fear of physical harm

Assault

Battery

Threat

Battery

Assaulting someone

Physically harming someone

Defending yourself against an assault

The person who helps plan the crime but doesn't go to the crime scene.

Accomplice

Accessory before the fact

Accessory after the fact

The person who was not aware of the crime until after it took place, and helps the criminals hide or avoid capture.

Accomplice

Accessory before the fact

Accessory after the fact

The person who helps the principal during the crime

Accomplice

Accessory before the fact

Accessory after the fact

The principal

The person who actually commits the criminal act

The person who is the main one to plan the crime

An individual who is the director of a school

The fact of asking someone to commit a crime on your behalf, whether they accept or not

Conspiracy

Solicitation

Group crime

The fact for two or more people to plan a crime together

Conspiracy

Solicitation

Group crime

If you plan a crime and taking some steps towards committing the crime, but you are arrested before actually doing it, you can be charged with...

Solicitation

Conspiracy

Attempt

What is the main difference between an accomplice and an accessory before the fact?

There is no difference

The accomplice is present at the crime scene. The accessory before the fact is not.

The accomplice is NOT present at the crime scene. The accessory before the fact IS.

What is the difference between the accessory BEFORE the fact (ABF) and the accessory AFTER the fact (AAF)?

There is no difference

The ABF does not know about the crime until the day of the crime, unlike the AAF

The ABF helps plan the crime. The AAF does not know anything until after the crime is done.

In a murder, the reason why a person kills someone is the motive.

False

True

Sometimes

An example of criminal conspiracy is a situation in which Donald, a drug dealer, asks Jayla, his associate, to help him kill another dealer.

False

Maybe

True

If Destonnie drives the gateway car during a bank robbery, she will be considered an accessory before the fact. NOT an accomplice.

True

False

Maybe

If you sneak up on someone and punch them before they even notice you, you CANNOT be charged with assault AND battery because all the elements of both crimes aren't present.

False

True

Maybe

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Committing a crime intentionally and knowingly

Elements of a crime

The fact of placing the victim in fear of physical harm

Battery

The person who helps plan the crime but doesn't go to the crime scene.

The person who was not aware of the crime until after it took place, and helps the criminals hide or avoid capture.

The person who helps the principal during the crime

The principal

The fact of asking someone to commit a crime on your behalf, whether they accept or not

The fact for two or more people to plan a crime together

If you plan a crime and taking some steps towards committing the crime, but you are arrested before actually doing it, you can be charged with...

What is the main difference between an accomplice and an accessory before the fact?

What is the difference between the accessory BEFORE the fact (ABF) and the accessory AFTER the fact (AAF)?

In a murder, the reason why a person kills someone is the motive.

An example of criminal conspiracy is a situation in which Donald, a drug dealer, asks Jayla, his associate, to help him kill another dealer.

If Destonnie drives the gateway car during a bank robbery, she will be considered an accessory before the fact. NOT an accomplice.

If you sneak up on someone and punch them before they even notice you, you CANNOT be charged with assault AND battery because all the elements of both crimes aren't present.