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Can Court recover costs for appointed attorney?
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Yes, if the court appoints an attorney to an indigent who later is able to pay, it can recover costs
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If a judge denies right of D to represent himself, what result?
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D will get the conviction overturned on appeal, because he is guarantee the right to represent himself
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Guy conspires to robbery but has heart attack before it happens, but his friend robs the store anyway. Can he be tried for Robbery?
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Yes, conspirators are liable for crimes their co-conspirators commit if "1) the crimes committed were in furtherance of the conspiracy and 2) such crimes were a natural and probable consequence of the conspiracy"
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Is there any burden of proof on a D to prove a defense?
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NO - that would be a violation of due process. The P must prove all elements of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Is it Larceny if someone steals with intent to bring back, but changes mind later and wants to keep/destroy it?
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Yes, pursuant to the "continuing trespass doctrine" a person has intent to commit larceny if he, after taking the property, decides that he wants to permanently deprive the owner of it.
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May police search a random person who walks into a house that they are searching (pursuant to a valid warrant)
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No, unless they have probable cause to think that the person committe a crime.
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