1. criminology is the act of being a criminal. (points : 1)
true
false
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Social Studies, 20.08.2019 05:30, itzmelanie1
1. criminology is the act of being a criminal. (points : 1)
true
false
question 2. 2. which of the following are individuals who a criminal during a crime?
(points : 1)
principal in the first degree
accessory after the act
principal in the second degree
accessory before the act
question 3. 3. physical or mental injuries caused by a crime are known as what?
(points : 1)
liability
causation
harm
concurrence
question 4. 4. laws designed to protect people who others are known as good samaritan laws. (points : 1)
true
false
question 5. 5. crimes that are started, but not completed—for whatever reason—are which of the following?
(points : 1)
attempt crimes
felony crimes
violations
crimes of omissions
question 6. 6. the act of making something occur is known as which of the following?
(points : 1)
mens rea
actus reus
have versus have nots
complicity
question 7. 7. planning to kill someone, and taking the first step toward it, is an example of which of the following?
(points : 1)
inchoate crime
felony
misdemeanor
violation
question 8. 8. the act of being responsible for a behavior is known as what?
(points : 1)
liability
causation
harm
concurrence
question 9. 9. which of the following is the system designed to protect the right of a government to control its citizens’ behaviors through written law?
(points : 1)
criminal law
specific criminal law
general criminal law
common law
question 10. 10. felonies are the most serious offenses. (points : 1)
true
false
question 11. 11. behavior patterns that remain relatively stable and differentiate individuals from others contribute to which of the following?
(points : 1)
personality
principality
psychology
biology
question 12. 12. each particular crime, and its components, defined is a part ofwhat?
(points : 1)
criminal law
specific criminal law
general criminal law
common law
question 13. 13. you can be convicted of a crime even if you didn’t intend to commit one. (points : 1)
true
false
question 14. 14. the failure to act is known as omission. (points : 1)
true
false
question 15. 15. the physical act of committing a crime is which of the following?
(points : 1)
mens rea
actus reus
have versus have nots
complicity
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