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MPTC Criminal Law- Latest Update Exam | Questions
and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A +
Statute of limitation-Murder - ANSWER No limit
Statute of limitation sexual assault involving children - ANSWER
No time limit but any indictment or complaint found and filed
more than 27 years after date of commission shall be supported
by independent evidence.
Statute of limitations-Armed robbery - ANSWER 10 years
Statute of limitations-Rape - ANSWER 15 years
Statute of limitations-Most offenses MGL277 SS63 - ANSWER 6
years
Principle - ANSWER Person who commits the crime
Accessory before the fact CHP274 SS-2-3 - ANSWER Someone
other than the suspect committed the felony.
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Second-That the suspect was an accessory to that felony by
counseling, hiring, or in some way arranging for that person to
Commit the felony and;
Third-That the suspect did so with the same intent as the
principle was required to have to be guilty of the felony.
Accessory after the fact CHP274 SS-4 - ANSWER Suspects knows
that the principle committed a felony and aids principle to avoid
apprehension or punishment.
Accessory after the fact does not need to have any advance
knowledge of crime committed or take part in any planning or
execution of the crime.
Accessory after the fact cannot be a spouse, parent,
grandparent, child, grandchild, brother, or sister.
Accident - ANSWER An unexpected happening that occurs
without intention or design on the suspects part.
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Knowingly - ANSWER With knowledge, consciously, intelligently,
willfully, intentionally, and individual acts knowingly when they
act with awareness of the nature of their conduct
Malice - ANSWER a state of mind of cruelty, hostility, or
revenge.
Reckless - ANSWER if they know or should have known that
Thier actions were very likely to cause substantial harm, but
they ran the risk and did so anyway.
Wanton - ANSWER conduct that the suspect knew would create
a risk of substantial damage or destruction to anothers property
or conduct that a reasonable person would have realized posed
a risk of substantial damage to or destruction of anothers
property.
Willful - ANSWER Voluntary, knowingly, deliberate, intentional,
purposeful, not accidental of involuntary.
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Felony - ANSWER Sentence that could have life or death
sentence
Misdomeanor - ANSWER Sentence that has time in House of
Corrections usually 2.5 years in length.
Conspiracy 274 S.S-7 - ANSWER An AGREEMENT between TWO
or more people to do something unlawful.
1. That the suspect joined an agreement or plan with one or
more persons,
2. That the purpose of the agreement was to do something
unlawful,
3. That the suspect joined the conspiracy knowing of the
unlawful plan and intended to help carry it out.
Assault 265 SS-13A - ANSWER types of assault
Attempted:
MPTC Criminal Law- Latest Update Exam | Questions
and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A +
Statute of limitation-Murder - ANSWER No limit
Statute of limitation sexual assault involving children - ANSWER
No time limit but any indictment or complaint found and filed
more than 27 years after date of commission shall be supported
by independent evidence.
Statute of limitations-Armed robbery - ANSWER 10 years
Statute of limitations-Rape - ANSWER 15 years
Statute of limitations-Most offenses MGL277 SS63 - ANSWER 6
years
Principle - ANSWER Person who commits the crime
Accessory before the fact CHP274 SS-2-3 - ANSWER Someone
other than the suspect committed the felony.
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Second-That the suspect was an accessory to that felony by
counseling, hiring, or in some way arranging for that person to
Commit the felony and;
Third-That the suspect did so with the same intent as the
principle was required to have to be guilty of the felony.
Accessory after the fact CHP274 SS-4 - ANSWER Suspects knows
that the principle committed a felony and aids principle to avoid
apprehension or punishment.
Accessory after the fact does not need to have any advance
knowledge of crime committed or take part in any planning or
execution of the crime.
Accessory after the fact cannot be a spouse, parent,
grandparent, child, grandchild, brother, or sister.
Accident - ANSWER An unexpected happening that occurs
without intention or design on the suspects part.
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Knowingly - ANSWER With knowledge, consciously, intelligently,
willfully, intentionally, and individual acts knowingly when they
act with awareness of the nature of their conduct
Malice - ANSWER a state of mind of cruelty, hostility, or
revenge.
Reckless - ANSWER if they know or should have known that
Thier actions were very likely to cause substantial harm, but
they ran the risk and did so anyway.
Wanton - ANSWER conduct that the suspect knew would create
a risk of substantial damage or destruction to anothers property
or conduct that a reasonable person would have realized posed
a risk of substantial damage to or destruction of anothers
property.
Willful - ANSWER Voluntary, knowingly, deliberate, intentional,
purposeful, not accidental of involuntary.
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Felony - ANSWER Sentence that could have life or death
sentence
Misdomeanor - ANSWER Sentence that has time in House of
Corrections usually 2.5 years in length.
Conspiracy 274 S.S-7 - ANSWER An AGREEMENT between TWO
or more people to do something unlawful.
1. That the suspect joined an agreement or plan with one or
more persons,
2. That the purpose of the agreement was to do something
unlawful,
3. That the suspect joined the conspiracy knowing of the
unlawful plan and intended to help carry it out.
Assault 265 SS-13A - ANSWER types of assault
Attempted:
