FRSC 2100 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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An act or thing taken by officer that is reported back to court
Fresh pursuit
Pursuit by a law enforcement officer (with or without a warrant) for the purpose of
preventing the escape or effecting the arrest of any person who is suspected of
committing, or having committed, a misdemeanor or felony.
Extend credit
Permit to owe money
Release form
Legal liability
Factom
Outline of case
Common Bawdy House
a place kept, occupied, or used by one or more persons to engage in prostitution or
indecency
Common Game House
House kept for the purpose of permitting persons to gamble for money or other valuable
things
Restorative justice
, Face the victim and the community at large, used often among aboriginal populations
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Formal criminal charge that begins criminal proceedings in court
Mens rea
Element of a criminal offence in which it must be proven that the state of mind required
in order to commit the offence was present
Actus reus
Element of a criminal offence in which it must be proven that the action of committing
the offence occurred
Strict liability offence
an offence where the mens rea does not need to be proved, due diligence CAN be used
as defence
Absolute liability offence
Offences that do not require mens rea and to which the accused can offer no defence
True criminal offence
Offences that require proof of both mens rea and actus reus
General intent
Accused in meant to do act, irrelevant whether or not result was intended
Specific intent
Requires that accused meant to do act and intentionally intended to cause the result
Hate crime
Crime against a group of people, not just one person. Often to get rid of a particular
group
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An act or thing taken by officer that is reported back to court
Fresh pursuit
Pursuit by a law enforcement officer (with or without a warrant) for the purpose of
preventing the escape or effecting the arrest of any person who is suspected of
committing, or having committed, a misdemeanor or felony.
Extend credit
Permit to owe money
Release form
Legal liability
Factom
Outline of case
Common Bawdy House
a place kept, occupied, or used by one or more persons to engage in prostitution or
indecency
Common Game House
House kept for the purpose of permitting persons to gamble for money or other valuable
things
Restorative justice
, Face the victim and the community at large, used often among aboriginal populations
Information
Formal criminal charge that begins criminal proceedings in court
Mens rea
Element of a criminal offence in which it must be proven that the state of mind required
in order to commit the offence was present
Actus reus
Element of a criminal offence in which it must be proven that the action of committing
the offence occurred
Strict liability offence
an offence where the mens rea does not need to be proved, due diligence CAN be used
as defence
Absolute liability offence
Offences that do not require mens rea and to which the accused can offer no defence
True criminal offence
Offences that require proof of both mens rea and actus reus
General intent
Accused in meant to do act, irrelevant whether or not result was intended
Specific intent
Requires that accused meant to do act and intentionally intended to cause the result
Hate crime
Crime against a group of people, not just one person. Often to get rid of a particular
group
