Criminal Law - Chapter 10

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The offense of ________ is the most serious crime involving property damage.

arson

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In New York, a person is guilty of arson in the ________ when he intentionally damages a building or motor vehicle by starting a fire or causing an explosion.

Third degree

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What is required for common law arson?

The malicious, burning, of a dwelling, of another

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What is the mens rea of arson under the Model Penal Code?

purpose

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In New York, a person is guilty of arson in the ________ when she or he intentionally damages a building or motor vehicle by starting a fire, and when (a) another person who is not a participant in the crime is present in such building or motor vehicle at the time, and (b) the defendant knows that fact or the circumstances are such as to render the presence of such a person therein a reasonable possibility.

Second degree

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This offense is defined as intentionally damaging or destroying another's property.

Criminal mishief

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Which United States Supreme Court case ruled that cross burning could only be outlawed if done with the intent to intimidate?

Virginia vs. Black

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This offense is concerned primarily with illegal entry onto private property.

trespassing

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This offense combines breaking and entering with the intent to commit a crime (usually a felony).

burglary

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The criminal law definition of ________ is, simply, entry onto private property without the owner's consent.

trespassing

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This offense is defined as breaking and entering into the dwelling or structure of another with the intent to commit a crime (usually a felony) inside.

burglary

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Which common law element of burglary has largely been abandoned?

Takes place during the nighttime

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Some statutes, and the Model Penal Code, extend the actus reus of burglary to include the practice of ________.

Surreptitious remaining

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Hiding in a department store bathroom until it closes with intent to steal merchandise is an example of behavior that would constitute ________.

Surreptitious remaining

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This is a criminal offense committed with the use of a computer or other electronic device.

cybercrime

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What is a key federal law regarding cybercrime?

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

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What is the practice of posing as other individuals in an effort to obtain passwords and other privileged information?

Social engineering

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An unauthorized program hidden within a legitimate program is known as ________.

Trojan horse

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Which federal investigative law enforcement agency has jurisdiction over internet harassment?

FBI local office

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Breaking into computer systems with the intent to alter or modify settings is known as ________.

hacking

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When done with the intent to intimidate, cross burning could constitute the crime of criminal ________.

mischief

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Burglary combines ________ with the intent to commit a crime (usually a felony) inside.

invasion

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The actus reus of ________ is satisfied when a person either enters or remains on another's private property without permission.

trespassing

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The practice of surreptitious ________ occurs when a person has lawful access to the property, but then remains until he or she no longer does, and intends to commit a crime.

remaining

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Modern burglary statutes retain most of the common law elements, but the ________ requirement has been largely abandoned.

nighttime

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________ refers to the state's power to hear a criminal case and render a verdict.

jurisdiction

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Hacking is breaking into computer systems with the ________ to alter or modify settings.

intent

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The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) is federal legislation that criminalizes various types of ________.

cybercrime

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Who enforces internet crimes?