Business Law Chapter 2: criminal Law

5 Written Questions

1. a situation in which people believe thet are in danger of being hurt or killed and may use force to protect themselves
2. have a detailed plan to kill, kill in a vicious way, & kill while committing another serious crime
3. a person was talked into or tricked by a police officer into committing a crime he or she would not otherwise have committed
4. breaking and entering into a house at night to commit a felony
5. when a person or business engages in some form of deception to obtain money or property

5 Matching Questions

1. Vandalism
2. Voluntary Manslaughter
3. Manslaughter
4. Required State of Mind
5. Robbery

1. a killing another person without intending to do so
2. b the wrongful taking of someone's property by threatning violence or using violence
3. c when someone kills a person while in a state of great distress and without prior plan to kill
4. d must have intended to commit the crime or because of negligence committed the crime
5. e willful or malicious damage to property

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. an activity that requires a gathering of at least three individuals who threaten to harm people or to damage property, or who violently commit one or the other of those offenses
   1. Kidnapping
   2. Rinting
   3. Larceny
   4. Robbery
2. when an individual does something that hinders the ability of the court to move forward in a judicial proceeding
   1. Statutory Rape
   2. Infractions
   3. Contempt of Court
   4. Obstruction of Justice
3. waging war against the US, or giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the US; only crime mentioned in the Constitution
   1. Arson
   2. Fraud
   3. Treason
   4. Felony
4. wrongful taking or property by someone lawfully entrusted with possession and control of that property
   1. Entrapment
   2. Impulse Test
   3. Felony
   4. Embezzlement
5. stealing goods from a store
   1. Felony
   2. Kidnapping
   3. Rinting
   4. Shoplifting

5 True/False Questions

1. Aggravated Assault and Battery → the crime must be committed with a deadly weapon or with the intent to commit murder, rape, or robbery

   True        False

2. Involuntary Manslaughter → when someone kills a person while in a state of great distress and without prior plan to kill

   True        False

3. Felony → the willful and malicious buring of a building

   True        False

4. Arson → the willful and malicious buring of a building

   True        False

5. Bribery → the wrongful taking of someone's property by threatning violence or using violence

   True        False