Law & Justice Chapter 1 Review

What do we call someone who is is present during, and aids a person who is committing a crime?

• accessory before the fact 
• accomplice 
• accessory after the fact
• principal

A more serious type of crime where punishment in over a year in prison.

• felony
• misdemeanor
• federal crime
• state crime

A type of homicide in which was intended and planned out in advance. 

• Voluntary manslaughter
• involuntary manslaughter
• 1st degree murder
• 2nd degree murder

A type of homicide in which the person didn't mean to cause hare but their reckless action led to the death of someone.

• voluntary manslaughter
• justifiable homicide
• excusable homicide
• involuntary manslaughter

A type of of theft in which the person takes something by force or threats from another person. 

• robbery 
• burglary
• embezzlement
• grand larceny 

Asking, urging, or forcing someone to commit a crime is the crime of ...

• conspiracy
• larceny
• solicitation 
• compelling 

A type of larceny in which the person takes money in which he or she has been entrusted.

• embezzlement
• burglary
• robbery
• conspiracy 

The person who is accused of a crime is the _____________

• Defendent

• Plaintiff

• Prosecutor

A less serious category of crime that can be punished by a fine, by jail time, or both.

• Felony

• Misdemeanor

• Infraction

• Vandalism

A(n) __________ is a minor offense that is usually punishable with a fine and not with jail time.

• Infraction

• Misdemeanor

• Felony

• Vandalism