Chapter 13 - Crimes Against Morality

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What are victimless crimes characterized by?

Victimless crimes are characterized by willing participants in activities such as drug sales, prostitution, and illegal gambling.

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What is one hallmark of a victimless crime?

Consensual behavior.

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Define prostitution.

Prostitution is the act of offering or engaging in a sexual act for hire.

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What is soliciting prostitution?

Soliciting prostitution is requesting, asking, or enticing another to engage in the crime of prostitution.

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What does promoting prostitution entail?

Promoting prostitution involves managing, controlling, or facilitating a business for the purpose of prostitution.

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What is the definition of a drug?

A drug is any type of substance that has a psychotropic or physical effect on the human body.

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What are the two major classes of drugs?

  1. Psychologically Active - primarily affects the brain; 2. Physically Active - primarily affects body function.
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What is the mandatory minimum sentence disparity for possession of crack cocaine vs. powdered cocaine as established in 1986?

5 grams of crack cocaine requires a 5-year sentence, while 500 grams of powdered cocaine does.

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Define prurient interest.

Prurient interest means having or encouraging an excessive interest in sexual matters.

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What is pornography?

Pornography refers to sexual behavior depicted in a manner intended to sexually excite the viewer.

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Was the New York child pornography law found unconstitutional in New York vs. Ferber?

No.

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Which two amendments were in question in New York vs. Ferber?

The 1st and 14th Amendments.

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Define bigamy.

Bigamy is the act of marrying one person while being legally married to another.

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What is incest?

Incest is a sexual relationship between two closely related family members.

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Should incest be unlawful?

Yes, because incest laws exist to protect family structures, prevent abuse, and preserve genetic diversity.

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What is bestiality?

Bestiality is sexual relations between a human and an animal.

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What is necrophilia?

Necrophilia is having sexual relations with a dead body.

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What is gambling?

Gambling is the betting or wagering of something of value on the occurrence or outcome of an event.

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What are some effects of victimless crimes on others not involved?

Some effects include strain on public resources, social impact on families, and economic consequences.