Flashcards for Crime Quiz

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flashcards to prepare and study for quiz on crimes
Vaibhavi  Rai
Flashcards by Vaibhavi Rai, updated 9 months ago
Vaibhavi  Rai
Created by Vaibhavi Rai 9 months ago
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Murder the intentional killing of another person (first degree & second degree)
Manslaughter killing another person without the intention of doing so (voluntary vs. involuntary)
Assault an attempt to commit a battery (aggravated assault can be a felony, simple assault can be a misdemeanor)
Battery the unlawful touching of another person (aggravated battery can be a felony, simple battery can be a misdemeanor)
Kidnapping unlawful removal or restraint of a person against their will
Rape being forced to have sexual intercourse with another person
Statutory Rape having sexual intercourse with a minor, with or without force
Domestic Violence any reckless form of physical and mental harm in a family/household
Burglary breaking and entering into a house/building to commit a felony
Larceny the unlawful taking of someone's personal property with the intent to keep the property away from them
Robbery the unlawful taking of someone's property by threatening/using violence
Vandalism the willful or malicious act of damaging property
Embezzlement the wrongful taking of property by someone lawfully entrusted with possession and control of that property
Shoplifting the unlawful act of stealing goods from a store
Fraud when a person or a business engages in some form of deception to obtain money or property
Money Laundering the concealment of illegally obtained money, typically by means of transfers involving foreign banks or legitimate businesses
Arson the willful and malicious burning of someone else’s house or a building
Forgery placing a false signature on a check or other document with the intent to deceive someone in order to take their property
Treason Waging war against the USA, or giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the USA
Perjury lying under the oath during a case or giving testimony
Obstruction of Justice when an individual does something that hinders the ability of the court to move forward in a judicial proceeding
Contempt of Court when an individual ignores a court order or shows lack of proper respect for the integrity of the court
Bribery giving money or property to a public official in exchange for a favor from that official
Disorderly Conduct an activity that threatens to disrupt the social order, to imperil public safety, or to jeopardize the health of the public at large
Rioting an activity that generally requires a gathering who threatens to harm people or to damage property
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