What do you call the main party to a crime?
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Principal.
What type of intent is involved with the crime of statutory rape?
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Strict liability.
21 year old Susie comes into the station and reports that was raped by her step father
thirteen years ago. She is undecided about criminal charges as she does not wish to
, destroy the family. How long does she have to decide before the statute of limitations
runs out?
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22 years. Child rape statute of limitations is 27 years after the child turns 16.
Therefore, 21-16 =5 years. Susie is 5 years into the statute of limitations and
has 22 remaining years.
What two factors are needed to prove that a person was an accomplice (aider and
abettor)
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Must be present and have shared intent.
What must be proven in order to prove attempt to commit a crime?
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Intent and committing an act towards the crime.
What are the six types of intent?
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General, specific, malicious, strict liability, recklessness and negligence.
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Principal.
What type of intent is involved with the crime of statutory rape?
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Strict liability.
21 year old Susie comes into the station and reports that was raped by her step father
thirteen years ago. She is undecided about criminal charges as she does not wish to
, destroy the family. How long does she have to decide before the statute of limitations
runs out?
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22 years. Child rape statute of limitations is 27 years after the child turns 16.
Therefore, 21-16 =5 years. Susie is 5 years into the statute of limitations and
has 22 remaining years.
What two factors are needed to prove that a person was an accomplice (aider and
abettor)
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Must be present and have shared intent.
What must be proven in order to prove attempt to commit a crime?
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Intent and committing an act towards the crime.
What are the six types of intent?
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General, specific, malicious, strict liability, recklessness and negligence.
