SPEA-V184 FINAL EXAM 2025 EXAM QUESTION AND
DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS | A+ GRADED
BRAND NEW
General Intent - ans -an intention to act without regard to the results of the act
i.e. recklessness, negligence
Specific Intent - ans -accused purposefully, intentionally, or with knowledge
commits a prohibited act
Criminal Law - ans -a system of law concerned with the punishment of those
commit crimes
Mens Rea - ans -the mentality behind the crime
Actus Reus - ans -the actual crime itself
Types of Intent - ans -Specific Intent
General Intent
Purpose - ans -Retribution - punishment as justice
Prevention - specific and general deterrence
Incapacitation - halt additional crimes
Rehabilitation - idea that lawbreaker is a social deviant in need of correction or
socialization
Types of Punishment - ans -Fines
Suspended sentence (completion of a program)
Probation
, Incarceration
Capital Punishment (death penalty)
Petit Jury - ans -A jury of 6 to 12 persons who determine guilt or innocence in a
civil or criminal action
Why can a juror be dismissed? - ans -Challenge for Cause:
- relation to either party
- works for company involved
- bias
- economic hardship
- personal opinions
- felon
- family issues
- physical or intellectual disabilities (can dismiss as many as they want)
Peremptory Challenge:
- does not need a reason to dismiss
DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS | A+ GRADED
BRAND NEW
General Intent - ans -an intention to act without regard to the results of the act
i.e. recklessness, negligence
Specific Intent - ans -accused purposefully, intentionally, or with knowledge
commits a prohibited act
Criminal Law - ans -a system of law concerned with the punishment of those
commit crimes
Mens Rea - ans -the mentality behind the crime
Actus Reus - ans -the actual crime itself
Types of Intent - ans -Specific Intent
General Intent
Purpose - ans -Retribution - punishment as justice
Prevention - specific and general deterrence
Incapacitation - halt additional crimes
Rehabilitation - idea that lawbreaker is a social deviant in need of correction or
socialization
Types of Punishment - ans -Fines
Suspended sentence (completion of a program)
Probation
, Incarceration
Capital Punishment (death penalty)
Petit Jury - ans -A jury of 6 to 12 persons who determine guilt or innocence in a
civil or criminal action
Why can a juror be dismissed? - ans -Challenge for Cause:
- relation to either party
- works for company involved
- bias
- economic hardship
- personal opinions
- felon
- family issues
- physical or intellectual disabilities (can dismiss as many as they want)
Peremptory Challenge:
- does not need a reason to dismiss