Delaware Criminal Law (Bar) questions with correct answers

Assault First Degree CORRECT ANSWER Intentionally causing serious physical injury: 1) with a deadly weapon/dangerous instrument; 2) against a LEO, CO, FF, emergency care worker, or paramedic; or 3) against a victim 62 or older OR reckless conduct which causes a substantial risk of death resulting in physical injury OR intentionally or recklessly causing serious physical injury while engaged in/attempting/or flight from any felony. OR intentionally disfiguring another seriously and permanently or intentionally destroyed, amputated, or disabled permanently a member or organ of another person's body Assault Second Degree CORRECT ANSWER Recklessly or intentionally causing: 1) serious physical injury; 2) physical injury with special conditions of first degree assault; 3) physical injury to pregnant female; or 4) physical injury by an adult to a child under 6. OR intentionally uses chemical spray against officer or victim while engaged in a crime Assault Third Degree CORRECT ANSWER Recklessly or intentionally causing physical injury OR criminal negligence with a weapon, causing physical injury Offensive Touching CORRECT ANSWER Intentionally touching another person, with body, bodily fluid, or any instrument, that is likely to cause offense or alarm. Menacing CORRECT ANSWER Placing another in fear of imminent physical injury by some movement of their body or any instrument.