Carissa caught her husband cheating on her. She considered murdering him in his sleep but could not carry out her intentions. In this scenario, which of the following elements of crime was missing?
A. Actus reus
B. Mala in se
C. Mens rea
D. Stare decisis
Answer: A
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a. face validity b. pragmatic validity c. endemic validity d. construct validity
Paralegal conduct is not governed by:
A. The lawyers' rules of ethical conduct. B. The state and local bar associations in their jurisdiction. C. The guidelines established by the voluntary membership of their professional associations. D. The American Bar Association.
_______________ developed a hierarchy of needs
a. Abraham Maslow b. Peter Drucker c. Robert Blake d. Douglas McGregor e. None of the above
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. General deterrence looks at how individual behaviors are curbed as a result of Beccaria’s pain–pleasure principle. 2. Celerity means that offenders needs to be reasonably aware that if they engage in a criminal act, that they will be apprehended and punished. 3. The concept of reformation focuses on reforming criminal behavior so that the offender does not need or want to engage in future acts of crime. 4. Rehabilitation was used within the prison walls NOT only as a way to treat prisoners and help transform their behaviors but also to assess whether offenders were prepared to return to the community. 5. Incapacitation refers to the practice of removing offenders from society so that they will NOT engage in criminal behaviors for a certain period of time.