Criminal Law Parts 1-5

What is the legal definition of murder

• Unlawful killing of another human being with intent or malice aforethought
• Killing with permission from the victim
• Killing in self-defense
• Accidental killing without intent

What is one way to show malice aforethought?

• Committing a crime accidentally
• Being unaware of the consequences of a crime
• Premeditation or planning to commit a crime
• Committing a crime in self-defense

The expression "showing a depraved heart" means.

• acting with extreme indifference to human life
• acting with extreme care and caution
• displaying compassion and empathy
• showing genuine concern for others

The difference between manslaughter and murder is________

• the time of day
• the location of the crime
• the weapon used
• level of intent or premeditation

An example of manslaughter would be______

• a person causing a fatal car accident while driving recklessly
• a person accidentally dropping a heavy object on someone's head
• a person administering the wrong medication to a patient and causing their death
• a person defending themselves in a fight and accidentally causing the other person's death

The definition of larceny is ______

• the legal borrowing of personal property with the intent to return it
• the unlawful taking of personal property with the intent to deprive the rightful owner of it permanently
• the accidental taking of personal property without the intent to keep it
• the lawful taking of personal property with the intent to sell it for profit

What is the distinction between larceny and robbery

• Larceny involves breaking and entering, while robbery involves pickpocketing
• Larceny is the unlawful taking of someone else's property, while robbery involves the use of force or threat of force to steal property.
• Larceny is a white-collar crime, while robbery is a blue-collar crime
• Larceny is a misdemeanor, while robbery is a felony

What is the distinction between robbery and burglary?

• Robbery involves the use of force or threat of force to steal from a person, while burglary involves unlawfully entering a building with the intent to commit a crime, usually theft.
• Robbery involves stealing from a building, while burglary involves stealing from a person
• Robbery and burglary are the same thing
• Robbery involves breaking into a building, while burglary involves stealing from a person

How can fraud be compared to other forms of stealing?

• Fraud is a victimless crime.
• Fraud involves deceiving or tricking someone to gain something of value.
• Fraud involves physically taking something from someone.
• Fraud is always violent in nature.

Identify forms of fraud from the video?

• Trespassing, burglary, larceny

• Larceny, robbery, trespassing

• Deception, misrepresentation, false claims
• theft by internet, mail or deception