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    In the subsequent events involved in this case, there were multiple criminal offenses that appear to have been committed by the parties in question. I will identify all possible charges that could be brought up against the suspected parties and analyze if the evidence fulfills the essential elements for each crime. The parties facing potential charges are named Terry Vickorie (age 18), Steven Rogers (age 17), Andru Crowley (age 14), and : kidnapping, first degree murder, felony murder,…

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    Brothel Boy Case Study

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    With the help of the villagers, Blair was able to research the life story about the brothel boy, along with the crime he committed. The Brothel Boy is far from a boy, as he is roughly twenty or so years old, who was born and raised in the Brothel. He was the son of a woman who worked in the brothel as a prostitute, but died shortly after the boy’s birth, and a man who was unknown. Therefore, the brothel keeper took him in to raise him. It was extremely apparent that the boy was uneducated and…

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    The Mental Element

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    It is by and large concurred that the crucial elements of any wrongdoing are (1) a deliberate demonstration or exclusion (actus reus), joined by (2) a specific perspective (mens rea). A demonstration might be any sort of intentional human conduct. Developments made in an epileptic seizure are not acts, nor are developments made by a somnambulist before arousing, regardless of the fact that they bring about the demise of someone else. Criminal risk for the outcome additionally requires that the…

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    definition of consent is firstly, the burden of proof increases in the specific case when there is no force. In English criminal law there are two parts to a criminal liability the physical element and the mental element (actus reus and mens rea). In the case of rape the actus reus element is only needed for sexual interaction with a child under the age of 16, the age of consent in a global view can be as high as 21 in Bahrain and as low as 11 in Nigeria. In the UK there have been arguments to…

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    After reviewing Zack Anderson’s case, I cannot help but feel sorry for the poor guy. When reading over the basic facts of the case we know for a fact that Anderson had met the fourteen year old girl in Michigan who posed as a seventeen year old on a dating site meant for those who were of the age of consent, who could then meet up for sex. When Anderson had met the girl, and without the use of force, had sex with her, by doing so he unknowingly committed statutory rape due to the girl lying…

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    the mental capacity of the man whom committed this crime? Keep in mind that within the United States in order to be convicted of a crime an individual must possess both the Mens Rea (Latin word for mental state) to commit the crime, yet also have Actus Reus (meaning the perpetrator committed the…

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    David when demanding the money that she believed she was owed, the relevant statutory law is Section 21 of the Theft Act 1968, which states that the criminal offence of blackmail consists of making an unwarranted demand with menaces, which is the actus reus, with a view to making…

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    Crime Control Model Essay

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    1. We discussed two models of criminal justice in class: Due Process versus Crime Control. Clearly define each model and provide an example, fictional or real, of each model in practice. The due process model is known as an obstacle course which consist of fairness as a main goal. Criminals defendants are actually brought forth as innocent; thus, allowing the defendant the best chance for justice. As for the criminal control model it is known as the assembly line. This model is a little…

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    It does not differ whether the victim is female or male. Although Clint did not intend to rape Lady at first, the actus reus for rape was established as he did rape her. It would be easier to prove Clint raped her, as there could be physical evidence, such as bodily fluids and DNA that could help identify the identity of the rapist. In regards to extrinsic force standard…

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    set of defenses which allow the charges against him to be greatly mitigated. The team would have to consider accepting a plea to lessen the time he would ultimately be incarcerated. It would be unfavorable but because of the fact that there was actus reus but lacked mens rea, it would be hard to get him not have him serve any time at…

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