Law and Politics

Which offense is NOT considered an alcohol offense?

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Appearing in a public place while under the influence of alcohol or substances to a degree where the ...

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Operating a motor vehicle with a blood or breath alcohol level over the legal limit is known as:

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Which Supreme Court case determined that child pornography is NOT protected under the First Amendment?

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This crime is often referred to as the world's oldest profession.

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This offense is defined as moving about with no visible means of financial support.

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A "catch-all" statute that targets a variety of disruptive behaviors that do not always fit neatly ...

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The key to a disorderly conduct conviction is:

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An unlawfully assembled group taking a significant step toward rioting is known as a(n):

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A group of people publicly gathering unlawfully for an illegal purpose is known as a(n):

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Which is NOT a crime against decency and morality?

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Which offense is NOT considered a vice crime?

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Joey offers to sell Melissa the latest version of a popular gaming system for only $25 cash, ...

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Michael Janson is a local police officer. One evening, Janson pulled over George McCain for making ...

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Compare and contrast forgery and uttering.

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Distinguish extortion from embezzlement.

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Identify and explain the elements of actus reus and mens rea of larceny.

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Many states have opted to criminalize forgery and ________ via a single statute.

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Materially altering a document with the intent to defraud is known as ________.

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False pretenses is shorthand for obtaining property by false pretenses or, more simply, ________.

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In embezzlement, the property comes lawfully into the possession of the taker and is fraudulently or ...

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Extortion requires the specific intent of inducing the victim to ________ to part with his or her property.

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Extortion consists of taking another's property by threats of ________ harm.

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If the owner of the lost property retains constructive possession of the property and the finder ...

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In general, taking refers to the removing the property from the ________ of another.

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