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Criminal Law
EXAMINATION TEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200-
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Quiz 4 types of punishment
Ans: deterrence, retribution, rehabilitation, actual innocence
Quiz Types of Deterrence
Ans: specific and general deterrence
Quiz specific deterrence
Ans: deter specific defendants from committing specific acts
Quiz general deterrence
Ans: deter society in general from committing a particular type of crime
Quiz retribution
Ans: fairness seems to require punishing only those who deserve blame for acts
they have to perform
"just desserts"
Quiz rehabilitation
Ans: -transformation of morals and ethics based on dominant model in society
- life skills
Quiz Actual Innocence
Ans: -punishing the wrong person
-death penalty
, Quiz Actus Reus
Ans: limits criminal liability to persons engaged in voluntary act or omission to
perform an act of which the person is physically capable
Quiz involuntary acts
Ans: -reflex/convulsion
-bodily movement during unconsciousness or sleep
-conduct during hypnosis or resulting from hypnotic suggestion
-bodily movement that otherwise is not a product of the effort or determination of the
actor
Quiz voluntary
Ans: D engaged in muscle movement under their own free will/volition
Quiz omission
Ans: -omission is expressly made sufficient by the law
-a duty to perform the omitted act is otherwise imposed by law
Quiz omission = breach
Ans: -statute imposes a duty
-status/relationship imposes a duty
-contractual relationship imposes a duty
-voluntary assumption to care for another prevents other from rendering aid
-place victim in harms way
Quiz mens rea
Ans: all criminal acts must be accompanied by one of the four mental states in order
to constitute a crime
Quiz types of intent
Ans: specific and general
Quiz specific intent
Ans: -intent to commit the act and the conscious desire to bring about the specific
harm that actually occurs
Quiz types of specific intent
Ans: purposeful
knowing
Quiz general intent
Revision Examination Tests
“Come all for this Greatness”
... 100% Correct Ans ...
Criminal Law
EXAMINATION TEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200-
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Quiz 4 types of punishment
Ans: deterrence, retribution, rehabilitation, actual innocence
Quiz Types of Deterrence
Ans: specific and general deterrence
Quiz specific deterrence
Ans: deter specific defendants from committing specific acts
Quiz general deterrence
Ans: deter society in general from committing a particular type of crime
Quiz retribution
Ans: fairness seems to require punishing only those who deserve blame for acts
they have to perform
"just desserts"
Quiz rehabilitation
Ans: -transformation of morals and ethics based on dominant model in society
- life skills
Quiz Actual Innocence
Ans: -punishing the wrong person
-death penalty
, Quiz Actus Reus
Ans: limits criminal liability to persons engaged in voluntary act or omission to
perform an act of which the person is physically capable
Quiz involuntary acts
Ans: -reflex/convulsion
-bodily movement during unconsciousness or sleep
-conduct during hypnosis or resulting from hypnotic suggestion
-bodily movement that otherwise is not a product of the effort or determination of the
actor
Quiz voluntary
Ans: D engaged in muscle movement under their own free will/volition
Quiz omission
Ans: -omission is expressly made sufficient by the law
-a duty to perform the omitted act is otherwise imposed by law
Quiz omission = breach
Ans: -statute imposes a duty
-status/relationship imposes a duty
-contractual relationship imposes a duty
-voluntary assumption to care for another prevents other from rendering aid
-place victim in harms way
Quiz mens rea
Ans: all criminal acts must be accompanied by one of the four mental states in order
to constitute a crime
Quiz types of intent
Ans: specific and general
Quiz specific intent
Ans: -intent to commit the act and the conscious desire to bring about the specific
harm that actually occurs
Quiz types of specific intent
Ans: purposeful
knowing
Quiz general intent
