CJA219 Criminal Law I Chapter Test: Chapter 6 & 7 True and False ...

CJA219Criminal Law IChapter Test: Chapter 6 & 7True and False:26. Some evidence of a body is essential to proving murder.a. trueb. false27. Adultery use to be, but is no longer a justification for reducing murder to manslaughter.a. trueb. false28. Excusable homicide is a killing that is purposeful and the result of self-defense.a. trueb. false29. Corpus delicti means literally “the body of the crime”; the body or other evidence thatgenerally must be produced to prove a crime has occurred.a. trueb. false30. Premeditation in murder means the person thought about it ahead of time.a. trueb. false31. Per curiam is the act of planning, deliberating, designing, or thinking out in advance anintention to kill another person.a. trueb. false32. It is no longer a serious crime anywhere in the United States to have consensual oral sexbetween two adults.a. trueb. false33. Asportation is the act of moving things or people from one place to another.a. trueb. false34. Statutory rape is a strict liability crime.a. trueb. false35. Mayhem is a common law sexual offense sometimes included within the crime of rape.a. trueb. false

36. Statutory rape is sexual intercourse (or, in some jurisdictions, other sexual acts as well) witha person under the age of 21, even though that person consented.a. trueb. false37. Sexual abuse is sexual mistreatment, which includes child pornography and sexualmolestation of children as well as physical sexual abuse of adults.a. trueb. falseMultiple Choice:38. The human being requirement in homicide has been interpreted to mean:a. that if a person uses their attack dog to kill another, it is not a crime.b. a living human being.c. that if a person kills someone dying of cancer he or she cannot be charged withmurder.d. none of the above.39. The year-and-a-day rule means:a. the person causing the death must be tried within that time.b. all evidence must be recovered in that time.c. the death had to occur within that period of time from the act.d. none of the above.40. First-degree murder is murder in which:a. a deadly weapon is used to cause death.b. the death was premeditated.c. great anger generated the death.d. none of the above occurs.41. Heat-of-passion manslaughter is also known as:a. voluntary manslaughter.b. involuntary manslaughter.c. justifiable murder.d. none of the above.42. Aggravated assault is distinguished from simple assault by acts that are:a. painful.b. violent.c. outrageous or atrocious circumstances.d. none of the above.43. The early common law crime of buggery described which of the following?a. sex with an animalb. sex with the spouse of anotherc. sex with another per the anusd. none of the above

44. All of the following refer to incest, except:a. having sex with family pet.b. having sex with a child in the family.c. relatives that marry who are too closely related.d. having sex with a sibling.45. At common law, kidnapping required one other element that false imprisonment did not. Thiselement was:a. asportation.b. the use of force.c. the use of a weapon.d. none of the above.Matching Concepts: Write in the letter of the matching concept.46. ___ The act of moving things or peoplefrom one place to another.A. Lesser includedoffense47. ___ Forced sexual acts that occur duringa social occasion. The alleged victim mayhave agreed to some intimacy but not to theactivities defined in that jurisdiction asconstituting the elements of rape.B. Asportation48. ___ A crime less serious than the onewith which a defendant is being charged.C. Felony Murder49. ___ An unlawful killing of a person thatoccurs while attempting to commit or whilecommitting another felony, such asrobbery, rape, or arson.50. ___ Forced sexual intercourse (or otherspecific sex acts, such as sodomy) with aspouse. The act is not recognized as acrime in all jurisdictions.D. Marital rapeE. Date rape