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Criminal Law MPTC Latest Update Exam | Questions and
Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A +
Evidence - ANSWER Testimony, writings, materials, objects, or
other things presented to the senses that are offered to prove
the existence or non existence of a fact.
Direct Evidence - ANSWER Based on personal knowledge or
observations. If true, proves a fact without the need of
inferences or presumptions.
Circumstantial Evidence - ANSWER Testimony not based on
actual personal knowledge or observation of the facts in
controversy, but of other facts from which deduction are drawn,
showing indirectly the facts sought to be proved.
Physical Evidence - ANSWER Is tangible items or materials that
you can touch that are found at the crime scenes or during a
search.
Testimonial Evidence - ANSWER Statements made by witnesses,
victims, suspects or police. Those statements may consist of
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personal observation/knowledge or may involve the
communication of information from which one may infer facts.
Exculpatory Evidence - ANSWER Evidence Helpful to the
defense
Reliable - ANSWER The value of physical evidence is directly
related to a reliable chain of custody. How honest and real
things are.
Intent - ANSWER Crimes are illegal acts that violate a penal
federal, state, or local law. For an act to be criminal it, must be
committed with a criminal mind
Relevant - ANSWER It has any tendency to make a fact more or
less probable than it would be without the evidence. The fact is
of consequence in determining the action.
General Intent - ANSWER When the offender knowingly acts but
does not necessary desire the consequences of the act.
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Specific Intent - ANSWER When the offender has a purposeful
state of mundane to accomplish the precise criminal act
Transferred Intent - ANSWER Intends to harm one person but
ends up harming another. The offenders intent to harm the 1st
person is transferred to harm the 2nd person.
Accident - ANSWER An unexpected happening that occurs
without intention or design on the suspects part.
Knowingly - ANSWER With knowledge; consciously:
intelligently; willfully; intentionally. Acts with awareness of the
nature of his conduct.
Malice - ANSWER A state of mind of cruelty, hostility, or
revenge.
Negligent - ANSWER The failure to use the degree of care which
a reasonably prudent person would use under the
circumstances.
Criminal Law MPTC Latest Update Exam | Questions and
Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A +
Evidence - ANSWER Testimony, writings, materials, objects, or
other things presented to the senses that are offered to prove
the existence or non existence of a fact.
Direct Evidence - ANSWER Based on personal knowledge or
observations. If true, proves a fact without the need of
inferences or presumptions.
Circumstantial Evidence - ANSWER Testimony not based on
actual personal knowledge or observation of the facts in
controversy, but of other facts from which deduction are drawn,
showing indirectly the facts sought to be proved.
Physical Evidence - ANSWER Is tangible items or materials that
you can touch that are found at the crime scenes or during a
search.
Testimonial Evidence - ANSWER Statements made by witnesses,
victims, suspects or police. Those statements may consist of
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personal observation/knowledge or may involve the
communication of information from which one may infer facts.
Exculpatory Evidence - ANSWER Evidence Helpful to the
defense
Reliable - ANSWER The value of physical evidence is directly
related to a reliable chain of custody. How honest and real
things are.
Intent - ANSWER Crimes are illegal acts that violate a penal
federal, state, or local law. For an act to be criminal it, must be
committed with a criminal mind
Relevant - ANSWER It has any tendency to make a fact more or
less probable than it would be without the evidence. The fact is
of consequence in determining the action.
General Intent - ANSWER When the offender knowingly acts but
does not necessary desire the consequences of the act.
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Specific Intent - ANSWER When the offender has a purposeful
state of mundane to accomplish the precise criminal act
Transferred Intent - ANSWER Intends to harm one person but
ends up harming another. The offenders intent to harm the 1st
person is transferred to harm the 2nd person.
Accident - ANSWER An unexpected happening that occurs
without intention or design on the suspects part.
Knowingly - ANSWER With knowledge; consciously:
intelligently; willfully; intentionally. Acts with awareness of the
nature of his conduct.
Malice - ANSWER A state of mind of cruelty, hostility, or
revenge.
Negligent - ANSWER The failure to use the degree of care which
a reasonably prudent person would use under the
circumstances.
