The following are elements of crime for what offense? (1) the victim does not consent, and (2) the sexual intercourse is secured by force or threats of force
a. Rape
b. Forcible rape
c. Date rape
d. None of the above
b
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Which of the below statements is correct regarding the right of a guilty defendant to testify?
a. A defendant who testifies falsely may be tried for perjury. b. The defendant must have permission from his or her attorney in order to testify. c. Defendant after testifying is not subject to impeachment because of the privilege against self-incrimination. d. A defendant has a constitutional right to deny the charges against him or her by testifying to that effect.
Mark suffered from a seizure disorder for which he took medication. One day, Mark forgot to take his medicine. While driving with his wife Wendy, Mark felt a seizure coming on
Mark pulled over and Wendy injected Mark with anti-seizure medicine. The medicine caused Mark to become suicidal. When Mark started to drive again he drove straight toward another car. The other driver-victim swerved to avoid a collision with Mark, but they both crashed and Mark and the other driver died at the scene. Wendy has been charged under the following statute: "Anyone who purposely, knowingly, recklessly or negligently causes the death of another shall be guilty of a felony." Wendy said that she did not intend for anyone to get hurt when she lawfully injected Mark with the medicine. Will Wendy be found guilty under the statute for causing both deaths? Explain your answer fully. What will be an ideal response?
What role does frustration play in influencing aggression, according to psychological theories?
What will be an ideal response?
What are the rituals that are part of a police officer's acceptance, and even embrace, of the police subculture?
What will be an ideal response?