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1. Participants who are involved after the commission of separate, less serious of-
a crime are guilty of a fense.
2. Criminal liability is imposed on accomplices and acces- participated in the crimes.
sories because they
3. Participants before and during the commission of guilty of the crime itself.
crimes are
4. Under common law, persons who actually committed principals in the first de-
a crime were called gree
5. Accomplices to murder are prosecuted the same as murderers.
6. Under common law, persons present when a crime principals in the second
was committed and who helped commit it were called degree.
7. This type of liability is less blameworthy than participa- accessory liability
tion in a crime itself.
8. What is required for words to qualify as accomplice if they encourage and ap-
actus reus? prove the commission of
the crime
9. In general, merely being present at the scene of a is not sufficient to create
crime accomplice liability.
10. Mere presence of the defendant at the scene of a crime the defendant has a duty
may create accomplice liability if to prevent the crime and
fails to prevent or attempt
to prevent it.
11. Vicarious liability transfers the actus reus and the relationship.
mens rea of one person to another person—or from
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one or more persons to an enterprise—because of
their
12. Today, participants before and during the commission accomplices.
of a crime are called
13. What type of liability establishes when you can be crim- complicity
inally liable for someone else's conduct?
14. What type of liability establishes when a party can be vicarious
criminally liable because of a relationship?
15. Today, participants after crimes are committed are accessories.
called
16. A circumstance beyond the attempter's control that extraneous factor.
prevents the completion of a crime is known as a(n)
17. A pattern of illegal activity carried out in the further- racketeering.
ance of an enterprise owned or controlled by those
engaged in the activity is called
18. What test of criminal actus reus is concerned with the indispensable element
whether defendants have control of everything they test
need to commit the crime?
19. Physical proximity tests of the actus reus of attempt whether the defendant's
focus on acts are res ipsa loquitur.
20. Which rationale concentrates on how fully defendants the dangerous person ra-
have developed their criminal purpose? tionale
21. What type of crime is solicitation? a specific intent, inchoate
crime
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22. To be a defense to attempt, the abandonment of the voluntary.
attempt must be
23. What is the name of the rule that not all conspirators the unilateral approach to
have to agree with or even know the other conspira- conspiracy parties
tors?
24. A statute that addresses the crime of attempted rape a specific attempt statute
would fall into which of the following categories?
25. What Act is a specialized conspiracy law frequently RICO
utilized against organized and white-collar crime?
26. What test of attempt actus reus excludes conduct that the all but the last act test
falls short of the last proximate act that should be
included?
27. The crime of trying to get someone else to commit a solicitation.
crime is known as
28. Which of the following is/are inchoate offenses? all of these crimes are in-
choate offenses
29. True or False: The term "aforethought" refers to plan- True
ning in advance.
30. True or False: False
31. True or False: The bifurcation procedure is the require- False
ment that the death penalty decision be made in two
phases.
32. What is the name of assisted suicide? euthanasia
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1. Participants who are involved after the commission of separate, less serious of-
a crime are guilty of a fense.
2. Criminal liability is imposed on accomplices and acces- participated in the crimes.
sories because they
3. Participants before and during the commission of guilty of the crime itself.
crimes are
4. Under common law, persons who actually committed principals in the first de-
a crime were called gree
5. Accomplices to murder are prosecuted the same as murderers.
6. Under common law, persons present when a crime principals in the second
was committed and who helped commit it were called degree.
7. This type of liability is less blameworthy than participa- accessory liability
tion in a crime itself.
8. What is required for words to qualify as accomplice if they encourage and ap-
actus reus? prove the commission of
the crime
9. In general, merely being present at the scene of a is not sufficient to create
crime accomplice liability.
10. Mere presence of the defendant at the scene of a crime the defendant has a duty
may create accomplice liability if to prevent the crime and
fails to prevent or attempt
to prevent it.
11. Vicarious liability transfers the actus reus and the relationship.
mens rea of one person to another person—or from
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one or more persons to an enterprise—because of
their
12. Today, participants before and during the commission accomplices.
of a crime are called
13. What type of liability establishes when you can be crim- complicity
inally liable for someone else's conduct?
14. What type of liability establishes when a party can be vicarious
criminally liable because of a relationship?
15. Today, participants after crimes are committed are accessories.
called
16. A circumstance beyond the attempter's control that extraneous factor.
prevents the completion of a crime is known as a(n)
17. A pattern of illegal activity carried out in the further- racketeering.
ance of an enterprise owned or controlled by those
engaged in the activity is called
18. What test of criminal actus reus is concerned with the indispensable element
whether defendants have control of everything they test
need to commit the crime?
19. Physical proximity tests of the actus reus of attempt whether the defendant's
focus on acts are res ipsa loquitur.
20. Which rationale concentrates on how fully defendants the dangerous person ra-
have developed their criminal purpose? tionale
21. What type of crime is solicitation? a specific intent, inchoate
crime
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22. To be a defense to attempt, the abandonment of the voluntary.
attempt must be
23. What is the name of the rule that not all conspirators the unilateral approach to
have to agree with or even know the other conspira- conspiracy parties
tors?
24. A statute that addresses the crime of attempted rape a specific attempt statute
would fall into which of the following categories?
25. What Act is a specialized conspiracy law frequently RICO
utilized against organized and white-collar crime?
26. What test of attempt actus reus excludes conduct that the all but the last act test
falls short of the last proximate act that should be
included?
27. The crime of trying to get someone else to commit a solicitation.
crime is known as
28. Which of the following is/are inchoate offenses? all of these crimes are in-
choate offenses
29. True or False: The term "aforethought" refers to plan- True
ning in advance.
30. True or False: False
31. True or False: The bifurcation procedure is the require- False
ment that the death penalty decision be made in two
phases.
32. What is the name of assisted suicide? euthanasia
