Unit 4 Criminal Law REVIEW

Embezzlement, Forgery, Extortion, and Identify Theft are all examples of:

• Misdemeanors

• White Collar Crimes

• Black Collar Crimes

• Infractions

Kidnapping, Robbery, and Aggravated Assault/Battery are all examples of:

• Misdemeanors

• Felony

• Infractions

• Any 3; depends on circumstances

The "punishment" for a "Misdemeanor" is:

• Life in Prison

• Ticket/Fine

• Short Term Jail Sentence/Probation

• all of the above

The 3 Classifications of Crimes are:

• Infraction, Misdemeanor, and White Collar

• Fine, Misdemeanor, and Felony

• Fine, Felony, and Forgery

• Infraction, Misdemeanor, and Felony

To elude (avoid) a long term jail sentence in order for law enforcement to arrest and prosecute the leader is known as:

• Immunity

• Self-Defense

• Procedural Defense

• Criminal Insanity

The 2 categories of "legal defenses" is:

• Immunity and Substantive

• Substantive and Self-Defense

• Substantive and Procedural

• Procedural and Miranda Rights

The characteristics of "1st Degree/Capital Murder" are:

• Planned, Premeditated, and Intentional

• Planned and Accidental

• Planned, Premeditated, and Accidental

• none of the above

The lowest level of the murder classifications are:

• Involuntary/Voluntary Manslaughter

• Felony/2nd Degree Murder

• 1st Degree/Capital/Malice Murder

• an accidental murder

The "punishment" for the majority of "felonies" is:

• Long Term Prison Sentence

• Long Term Jail Sentence

• Fines and Restitution

• Probation and Community Service

"Involuntary Manslaughter" occurs when a unlawful killing takes place:

• During 1st Degree Murder

• During another act of negligence like wreckless driving or driving while under the influence.

• During the commission of another felony such as robbery, kidnapping, or arson

• During a "heat of the moment" killing