Criminal Law Exam 1 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 50 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
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1. Significant punishment in the sentencing phase of a State v Chaney
criminal trial shows the victim that the
punishment equals the crime. this thought
process is discussed in which court case?
2. Private wrongs for which you can sue the party who Torts
wronged you and recover money are known as?
3. Who has the burden of proof regarding
criminal conduct? State(prosecution)
4. An offense which is punishable by one year or more Felony
in a state prison is called a?
5. What thought process says that human beings seek Hendonism
pleasure and avoid pain?
6. Defendants who have committed a must be
in court for their trials Felony
7. To obtain a conviction, the prosecution must
prove every element of the offense Beyond a reasonable doubt
8. Which of the following theories or justifications
for punishment is retrospective (an eye for an
eye)? Retribution
9. The theory of punishment that includes the
idea that it is right to hate criminals and they
deserved to be punished proportionate to the Retribution
harm they have done is the theory of
10. Who first formulated the theory that rational
hu- man beings won't commit crimes if they
know that
Jeremy Bentham
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the pain of punishment outweighs the
pleasure they hope to get from committing
the crime?
forces beyond ottenders'
11. The assumption underlying rehabilitation theory
is that con- trol cause them to
commit crimes and experts
using the correct therapy
can reform criminals
12. Crimes and torts are similar in which of the
follow- ing ways? They both tell us what we can
and can't do
13. The authors of the U.S. Constitution were
suspi- cious of
power in the hands of
14. What is the standard used by courts of govern- ment oflcials
appeal to determine if a sentence is "inside,
just outside, or significantly outside the the abuse-of-discretion
guidelines range?"
stan- dard
15. According to the principle of there must be
a specific law defining a crime and setting out
the punishment before a person can be legality
punished for that crime?
16. What is the name of a law that criminalizes an
act that was innocent when it was
committed?
17. The doctrine is concerned with giving ex post facto law
individ- uals fair notice of what is criminal and
preventing arbitrary or discriminatory
enforcement of laws. void-for-vagueness
18. Which amendments to the Constitution resulted
in the void-for-vagueness doctrine?
The Fifth and Fourteenth
Amendments
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1. Significant punishment in the sentencing phase of a State v Chaney
criminal trial shows the victim that the
punishment equals the crime. this thought
process is discussed in which court case?
2. Private wrongs for which you can sue the party who Torts
wronged you and recover money are known as?
3. Who has the burden of proof regarding
criminal conduct? State(prosecution)
4. An offense which is punishable by one year or more Felony
in a state prison is called a?
5. What thought process says that human beings seek Hendonism
pleasure and avoid pain?
6. Defendants who have committed a must be
in court for their trials Felony
7. To obtain a conviction, the prosecution must
prove every element of the offense Beyond a reasonable doubt
8. Which of the following theories or justifications
for punishment is retrospective (an eye for an
eye)? Retribution
9. The theory of punishment that includes the
idea that it is right to hate criminals and they
deserved to be punished proportionate to the Retribution
harm they have done is the theory of
10. Who first formulated the theory that rational
hu- man beings won't commit crimes if they
know that
Jeremy Bentham
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, Criminal Law Exam 1 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 50 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
the pain of punishment outweighs the
pleasure they hope to get from committing
the crime?
forces beyond ottenders'
11. The assumption underlying rehabilitation theory
is that con- trol cause them to
commit crimes and experts
using the correct therapy
can reform criminals
12. Crimes and torts are similar in which of the
follow- ing ways? They both tell us what we can
and can't do
13. The authors of the U.S. Constitution were
suspi- cious of
power in the hands of
14. What is the standard used by courts of govern- ment oflcials
appeal to determine if a sentence is "inside,
just outside, or significantly outside the the abuse-of-discretion
guidelines range?"
stan- dard
15. According to the principle of there must be
a specific law defining a crime and setting out
the punishment before a person can be legality
punished for that crime?
16. What is the name of a law that criminalizes an
act that was innocent when it was
committed?
17. The doctrine is concerned with giving ex post facto law
individ- uals fair notice of what is criminal and
preventing arbitrary or discriminatory
enforcement of laws. void-for-vagueness
18. Which amendments to the Constitution resulted
in the void-for-vagueness doctrine?
The Fifth and Fourteenth
Amendments
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