GA Criminal Law All Answers Correct

GA Criminal Law All Answers Correct Murder ️1. Unlawful, 2. killing of another human being; 3. with malice Malice = Purposely, knowingly, or gross recklessness Involuntary Manslaughter ️1. A killing committed with criminal negligence ("gross deviation"); or 2. A killing committed during the commission of a misdemeanor or a felony that does not qualify for felony murder. GA - It's called UNLAWFUL ACT INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER Simple Battery ️Making contact with another in a violent or provoking way. Simple Assault ️Swinging at someone but not actually making contact, threatening gestures. Aggravated Assault ️When one assaults with the intent to murder, rape, or rob; or assaulting another with a weapon. Aggravated Battery ️When one intentionally injures another resulting in the disfiguring or loss of a member of their body. Kidnapping ️The abduction or stealing away of another person without lawful authority or warrant and holds that person against his/her will. (There must be movement - even if only slight) Child Molestation ️Any immoral or indecent act committed with or in the presence of a person under 16 years of age. Aggravated Child Molestation ️Sodomizing or injuring during a sex act a person under 16 years of age. Sexual Battery ️Making unwanted or unconsensual physical contact with the intimate parts of another. Rape (and Statutory Rape) ️Carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will, or with a female less than 10 years of age. Majority: Strict Liability Minority: A reasonable mistake of age is a defense False Imprisonment ️Violating the personal liberty of another by arresting, confining, or detaining such person without legal authority. Burglary ️GA - Entering and remaining within a building, without authority; and with the intent to commit a felony or any theft therein. 1. Breaking and entering the dwelling of another; 2. at night; 3. with the intent to commit a felony therein. *Specific Intent Crime (Thus, once you enter the house, you've completed the crime) Criminal Trespass ️Intentionally damaging any property of another without consent, and the damage is $500.00 or less: or knowingly and without authority entering on the land or premises of another person for an unlawful purpose. Criminal Damage to Property ️Intentionally damaging the property of another without their consent and the damage exceeds $500.00. Interference with Government Property ️Destroying, damaging, or defacing government property. Forcibly interfering with or obstructing the passage into or from government property. Arson ️CL - The malicious burning of a building. State of Mind: Malice "Burning" = Requires material waste. It must be the building itself that burns. Modern (GA) Rule - Now extend to all buldings and to the defendant's own property. The Seven Deadly Sins (Crimes you can be executed for committing) ️Murder, Felony Murder, Treason, High jacking an