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2.8: CRJ OER CJ CH 3.5 Multiple Choice Questions (25)

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    Laws that prohibit asking the victim of rape about her past sexual history in court in order to attack her character.

    • Marital Rape
    • Rape Shield Laws
    • Rape
    • Burglary

    A juvenile who has committed an act that would have been legal if the juvenile was an adult, such as possession of alcohol.

    • Truancy
    • Robbery
    • Arson
    • Status Offender

    A juvenile who has committed an act that would be called a “crime” if the actor was an adult.

    • Residential Burglary
    • Rape Shield Laws
    • Delinquent
    • Felony Murder Rule

    A common law doctrine meaning that when a person caused the death of another person during the commission of a felony, then the actor was guilty of murder, regardless of the intent to kill.

    • Felony Murder Rule
    • Depraved Heart Murder
    • Arson
    • Rape Shield Laws

    Entering or remaining unlawfully in a structure with the intent to commit a crime therein.

    • Carnal Knowledge
    • Status Offense
    • Burglary
    • Residential Burglary

    A deliberate serious physical injury inflicted on one person by another.

    • Dwelling House
    • Grievous Bodily Harm
    • Common Law Arson
    • Delinquent

    A crime that makes up part of the legal definition of a more serious offense, such as a breaking and entering that some burglary statutes require.

    • Marital Rape
    • Commercial Burglary
    • Dependent and Neglected Children
    • Lesser-included Offense

    Any unwanted sexual contact for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification; many jurisdictions grade this offense based on the degree of harm done to the victim.

    • Burglary
    • Murder
    • Sexual Battery
    • Grievous Bodily Harm

    An act that is prohibited because of the age of the actor, and which would not be a crime if committed by an adult.

    • Status Offender
    • Common Law Arson
    • Dependent and Neglected Children
    • Status Offense

    A killing as a result of gross negligence or what the Model Penal Code calls a “wanton disregard for the value of human life.”

    • Depraved Heart Murder
    • Rape Shield Laws
    • Grievous Bodily Harm
    • Murder

    Under common law, rape was defined as intercourse by a man against a woman who is not his wife by force or threat and against her will

    • Assault
    • Delinquent
    • Rape
    • Dependent and Neglected Children

    A classification of children in the courts because they are in need of care and supervision, not because of delinquent activity.

    • Common Law Arson
    • Residential Burglary
    • Dependent and Neglected Children
    • Battery

    Juvenile staying away from school without a valid excuse.

    • Marital Rape
    • Depraved Heart Murder
    • Felony Murder Rule
    • Truancy

    The act of a man having sex with a woman (consensual)

    • Rape
    • Carnal Knowledge
    • Dwelling House
    • Arson

    The entry into a non-residential structure to commit either a theft or any felony.

    • Commercial Burglary
    • Marital Rape
    • Rebuttable Presumption
    • Grievous Bodily Harm

    At common law, ________________________ was the killing another human being with malice aforethought.

    • Common Law Arson
    • Murder
    • Carnal Knowledge
    • Truancy

    With the intent to commit a crime against a person or property therein, a person enters or remains unlawfully in a dwelling.

    • Robbery
    • Commercial Burglary
    • Residential Burglary
    • Rebuttable Presumption

    At common law, an offense defined as an “intentional act by one person that creates an apprehension in another of an imminent harmful or offensive contact.”

    • Dependent and Neglected Children
    • Carnal Knowledge
    • Assault
    • Rape

    At common law, _____________________was defined as “the malicious burning of the dwelling of another.”

    • Status Offender
    • Status Offense
    • Arson
    • Delinquent

    A non-consensual sex act committed by a person who is married to the victim.

    • Truancy
    • Carnal Knowledge
    • Delinquent
    • Marital Rape

    At common law, ________________ was the taking of the property of another, with the intent to permanently deprive the person of that property, by means of force or fear.

    • Common Law Arson
    • Robbery
    • Rape
    • Residential Burglary

    A crime defined by unwanted physical contact, most often requiring that some harm be done to the victim.

    • Murder
    • Rebuttable Presumption
    • Battery
    • Commercial Burglary

    A fact that the court will assume to be true unless a party to the case presents evidence that proves otherwise.

    • Arson
    • Rebuttable Presumption
    • Dependent and Neglected Children
    • Marital Rape
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