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CPD Exam 2 Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the definition of "criminal conduct"? Criminal conduct refers to actions or behaviors that violate laws and are punishable by the state or government. What is the significance of "reasonable doubt" in criminal trials? Reasonable ...

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What is the definition of "criminal conduct"?


✔✔Criminal conduct refers to actions or behaviors that violate laws and are punishable by the

state or government.




What is the significance of "reasonable doubt" in criminal trials?


✔✔Reasonable doubt is the standard of proof required in criminal trials, meaning that if there is

any reasonable uncertainty about the defendant's guilt, they must be acquitted.




What are the penalties for committing a felony?


✔✔Penalties for committing a felony can include imprisonment for over a year, hefty fines, or

both, and may also lead to a permanent criminal record.




What constitutes "joint criminal enterprise"?


✔✔Joint criminal enterprise refers to an agreement between two or more individuals to commit a

crime, where each participant is liable for the acts of the others.




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,What does "forcible entry" mean in the context of robbery?


✔✔Forcible entry refers to gaining access to a property through physical force, often associated

with burglary but can also apply in robbery situations.




How is "larceny" defined?


✔✔Larceny is the unlawful taking and carrying away of someone else's personal property with

the intent to permanently deprive the owner of it.




What is "conditional intent" in robbery cases?


✔✔Conditional intent refers to the situation where a defendant intends to commit robbery only if

certain conditions are met, which can complicate the prosecution's case.




What role does "premeditation" play in felony charges?


✔✔Premeditation involves planning a crime beforehand, which can elevate a charge to a more

serious level, such as from manslaughter to first-degree murder.




What is the legal term for theft involving the use of a computer or electronic device?


✔✔The legal term for this type of theft is "cyber theft" or "computer fraud," where technology is

used to unlawfully acquire sensitive information or property.

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, What does "intent to distribute" imply in drug-related felonies?


✔✔Intent to distribute indicates that an individual not only possesses illegal substances but also

plans to sell or distribute them to others, leading to more severe penalties.




What is the difference between "simple assault" and "aggravated assault"?


✔✔Simple assault involves causing or threatening bodily harm without a weapon, while

aggravated assault involves a weapon or intent to cause serious injury.




What is the term for when an individual is forced to commit a crime under threat of harm?


✔✔This is referred to as "duress," where the individual’s ability to make a free choice is

compromised by the threat of violence.




How does "affirmative defense" work in criminal law?


✔✔An affirmative defense is when the defendant admits to the act but argues they should not be

held liable due to specific circumstances, such as self-defense or insanity.




What constitutes "malice aforethought"?




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