Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Specific intent to defraud is an essential element of forgery.
2. One is guilty of unlawfully causing a fire if one accidentally but with gross negligence sets fire to another person’s home.
3. If one willfully damages jail property, the crime is a felony or misdemeanor depending on the charge for which one is serving time.
4. Aggravated arson can include damage that exceeds 5 million dollars and destroys five or more homes.
5. Arsonists must also register with the police upon conviction for life, as do sex offenders and drug addicts.
6. “Uttering” is passing forged, fraudulent, or false documents, including counterfeit money or forged checks.
1. True
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. True
6. True
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Which of the following statements about burglary is FALSE?
A. According to the UCR, just over 5 million burglaries now occur each year in the United States. B. The legal definition of burglary has undergone considerable change since its common-law origins. C. Most residential burglaries occur during the day. D. Those most likely to be burglarized are poor Hispanic and African American families.
Attorney Brown intends to introduce at trial an ancient document and intends to do so without authentication. What criteria must be met in order for Attorney Brown to get the document admitted without authentication?
A. The document must appear to be genuine and must show no indication of modification or forgery B. The document must be authenticated by someone who is familiar with the document's creator and can attest to the reliability of the document C. The document must have been handled as an original document and kept in a secure location D. All of the above are required E. Only a and c are required
True or False: Hard drives can still contain usable digital evidence after being in a house fire
a. True b. False
According to neuroscience, what largely determines the patterns of our neuronal connections?
a. experiences b. genetics c. heritability d. phenotype