LEGAL TERMINOLOGY 7TH EDITION
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GUARANTEED PASS FINAL ASSESSMENT
⩥ accessory before the fact.
Answer: one who procures, counsels, or commands another to commit a
felony, but who is not present when the felony is committed
⩥ accomplice.
Answer: anyone who takes part with another in the commission of a
crime
⩥ actus reus.
Answer: a voluntary act
⩥ aiding and abetting.
Answer: participating in a crime by giving assistance or encouragement
⩥ alibi.
Answer: a defense that places the defendant in a different place than the
crime scene, so that it would have been impossible to commit the crime
, ⩥ common law.
Answer: judge-made law, which means appellate court decisions based
on legal doctrines and traditions, rather than specific statutes
⩥ Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Answer: first federal legislation passed in 1986 responding to computer
crime; amended seven times
⩥ conspiracy.
Answer: when two or more people agree to commit an unlawful act; this
exists even when the crime or unlawful act that was agreed upon is never
carried out
⩥ constructively.
Answer: made so by legal interpretation
⩥ cybercrime.
Answer: criminal activity associated with a computer network
⩥ cyberlaw.
Answer: the area of law that concerns the use of the internet and related
networks
COMPLETE TEST PAPER LATEST
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION SCRIPT
GUARANTEED PASS FINAL ASSESSMENT
⩥ accessory before the fact.
Answer: one who procures, counsels, or commands another to commit a
felony, but who is not present when the felony is committed
⩥ accomplice.
Answer: anyone who takes part with another in the commission of a
crime
⩥ actus reus.
Answer: a voluntary act
⩥ aiding and abetting.
Answer: participating in a crime by giving assistance or encouragement
⩥ alibi.
Answer: a defense that places the defendant in a different place than the
crime scene, so that it would have been impossible to commit the crime
, ⩥ common law.
Answer: judge-made law, which means appellate court decisions based
on legal doctrines and traditions, rather than specific statutes
⩥ Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Answer: first federal legislation passed in 1986 responding to computer
crime; amended seven times
⩥ conspiracy.
Answer: when two or more people agree to commit an unlawful act; this
exists even when the crime or unlawful act that was agreed upon is never
carried out
⩥ constructively.
Answer: made so by legal interpretation
⩥ cybercrime.
Answer: criminal activity associated with a computer network
⩥ cyberlaw.
Answer: the area of law that concerns the use of the internet and related
networks
