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27 Cards in this Set
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Homicide? |
- When someone kills someone - Can mean a person is Guilty or Innocent - Happens even if no crime was committed simultaneously |
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Non-Culpable Homicide, and would a victim be guilty? |
- Something done by accident - The killer was not reckless
- You are not Guilty -- if person was killed by Accident or in Self-Defense |
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Manslaughter? |
- Occurs when someone accidentally kills someone - The killer was reckless |
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Second Degree Murder? |
- When someone kills someone with bad intention and/or without plans |
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First Degree Murder? |
- When you murder a police (no matter what) - Needs intent or deliberation to kill - You killed in the act of another crime |
Killing an officer = bad since they are enforcers of law who should not be attacked. |
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Assisted Suicide, and how has it changed? |
- Helping someone commit suicide - Legalized since 2016 |
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Euthanasia, and how has it changed? |
- Deciding whether someone's life should be ended if they're suffering - Legalized since 2016... |
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Why is it bad bringing weapons to a (ex.) Robbery opposed to not? |
- It would imply you have plans to inflict harm |
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What are the 7 Offences in this unit? |
- Level 1, 2, 3 Assault - Abduction - Sexual Assault (LVL 1-3) |
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Level-One Assault? |
- When force is applied to someone without consent - Could be a threatening gesture (not words) - Could be blocking someone's path aggressively |
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Level-Two Assault? |
- Caused with weapon use - Relates to non life-threatening injuries |
Aka "bodily harm" |
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Level-Three Assault? |
- The victim dies - Life threatening injury - Permanent injury |
Aka "Aggravated assault" |
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Abduction? |
- Forcible removal of an unmarried person under the age of 16 from parents/guardian |
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Sexual Assault (LVL 1)? |
- Occurs when sexual conduct takes place without their consent - No inflicted injuries |
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Sexual Assault (LVL 2)? |
- Occurs when threats or weapons are used |
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Sexual Assault (LVL 3)? |
- Includes life-threatening injuries |
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What Offence is committed? - Jon (has no custody of child), pick up child from school without the mom's consent. |
Abduction |
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What Offence is committed? - Sal called Joe nasty words. |
- Legal... No offence here |
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What Offence is committed? - Nat raises his fist at a man since he was listening to School Idols. The man feels threatened. |
- Level-One Assault |
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What are the 3 forms of Consent? |
- Consent - Implied Consent - Intoxication |
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Consent, and who cannot give consent? |
- Giving someone privilege of being sexually active
- If under age 16, they cannot give consent |
Having sex with 15 year olds are crimes, you pedophile!
.... So that means, you can have Lysithea give consent |
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Implied Consent? |
- The idea that you imply consent by acting a certain way; that is not a defense in Canada for sexual assaults |
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Intoxication? |
- To be drunk - Sometimes used as a defence in cases of Sexual Assault, but with limited success |
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Age of Consent? |
- 16 years... Back then, it was 14 |
Trudeau made unconsentual sexual assault illegal |
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Positions of Trust? |
- If they have the Positions of Trust, the age of consent is 18
- Some positions are Teachers, Coaches, or Doctors |
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What major milestones have taken place in laws on family/sex? |
- Age of Consent - Who you can marry - Implied Consent |
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Sexual Revolution (1960)? |
- Liberalized social mores since people felt less religious/conservative - Introduced the pill - Implied consent was frequent |
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