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16 Cards in this Set

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ex post facto
"after the fact" - if someone did something one day and it was illegal the next you cannot arrest them after the law becomes in effect
responsibility for crime
1. entrapment
(8)
committing a crime that is gov induced
responsibility for crime
2. self defense
(8)
use the same amt of force used on you and it must b the last possible option
(castle laws)
responsibility for crime
3. necessity
(8)
you had to commit the crime bc it was going to b worse if you did not
trying to prove is difficult
responsibility for crime
4. duress/ coercion
being forced to commit crime against your will
responsibility for crime
5. immaturity
(8)
defense of young age (7 or less)
responsibilty for crime
6 mistake of fact
(8)
( it it not ignorance of the law)
responsibilty for crime
7.. intoxication
(8)
tricked into consuming a substance w/o knowing
(not a defense)
lower mens rea from specific intent to gen intent
responsibilty for crime
8. insanity
(8)
used in less than 1% and successful in about .9% of those times
(cj term)
if successful= looney bin , no release until doc says so aka life
7 principles of criminal law
1. legality
how good of a law is it?
prevents ex post facto
7 principles of criminal law
2. actus reus
the actual criminal act
preform the act of omission or commission
7 principles of criminal law
3. harm
act must cause harm to some legally protected value
( person, prop, object deemed valuable enuf to deserve protection)
7 principles of criminal law
4. causation
must prove criminal act directly caused harm
7 principles of criminal law
5. mens rea
"guilty mind" intent to commit crime
necessary for legal responsibility for a criminal offense, crim act, as distinguished from innocent intent
7 principles of criminal law
6. concurrence
to b considered a crime, the intent and the act must b present at the same time ( except speeding= strict liability offense)
7 principles of criminal law
7. punishment
must b provision in the law calling for punishment of those found guilty of violating the law