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| Intentional Unlawful contact with another, offensive or harmful contact |
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| intentional creation of reasonable apprehension of imminent bodily harm, more than words |
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| Intentional creation of reasonable apprehension of imminent bodily harm with a weapon or with intent to maim, kill, or rape |
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| premeditated and with knowledge or intent that will kill |
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| Killing occurring during the commission of a felony |
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| Killing with malice aforethought that is neither premeditated nor during a felony |
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Killing that is provoked-
reasonable person would be provoked,
was provoked, No time to cool-off, did not in fact cool off before committing |
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| Killing that is a result of negligence, or as a result of illegal activity that there is reasonable foreseeability of death |
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| slightest penetration by force, trickery, threat, w/o valid consent |
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| Wrongful confinement w/o valid consent and D has knowledge of no way out |
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| Some movement or concealment is secret place |
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| The taking and carrying away of personal property of another with intent at the time taken to permanently deprive the other of property |
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| Lawful possession followed by intentional conversion with intent to deprive permanently |
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| obtaining title to property of another by false statement of fact with intent to defraud the other |
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| taking and carrying away of property of another in their physical presence by force or threat of imminent force with intent to permanently deprive |
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| Same as robbery except by threat of future force or exposing information |
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| Breaking and entering the dwelling of another with intent to commit a felony |
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| Malicious burning of another's dwelling (charring required- smoke damage is not enough) |
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| Altering a writing w/ legal significance so it is false w/ intent to defraud |
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| Malicious destruction of another's property |
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| solicitation, attempt, conspiracy- all merge into completed act |
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| must actually aid and intend to aid |
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1) Intent to act in a way that is criminal
2) does act that unequivocally shows intent to commit. |
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| Only long enough to terminate possession, need not be physically on person, in an area that is within control- ignoring knowledge that something is criminal is not a defense |
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| Ignoring an obvious or high risk that particular harm will occur |
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An agreement between 2 or more persons, intent to enter into the agreement, intent to achieve criminal objective
Overt act required. |
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| Inciting, counseling, advising, or commanding another commit a crime with the intent the person commit the solicited crime. |
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| Requires an overt act beyond mere preparation. Specific intent required- must have intent to ____. |
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Model Penal Code Insanity (WI)
Burden on Defendant to Prove |
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If mental disease or defect causes D to lack substantial capacity to
appreciate the criminality of conduct
Conform conduct to reqs of law
Must appreciate
and be able to conform conduct |
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