The crime of seduction, defined at common law as inducing, by promise of marriage, of a woman to engage in intercourse, required that the female victim had to be both chase and unmarried.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Answer: True.
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a. Reasonable searches are permitted. b. Searches are not permitted in white collar crimes. c. Evidence of a crime cannot be seized. d. Only searches of a residential premises requires a warrant.
Jim Ream is a freshman at Woise State. Jim is a computer whiz and has found a way to download movies from DVDs and then transfer the files to others. "But, Jim," you tell him, "that Napster thing made all that illegal." Jim responds, "That was music, this is movies. Completely different. No legal problems." Jim:
a. is correct because federal law does not apply to movies. b. is correct because the precedent can be distinguished. c. is incorrect because there is an infringement issue and Napster is precedent. d. Both a and b
A probability is defined as ______.
A. the likelihood that a certain even will occur B. the correlational relationship existing between two categorical variables C. the causal relationship existing between two categorical variables D. the empirical likelihood of the mean acting as a statistically significant predictor
Lower courts typically adjudicate two types of nonfelony criminal cases: