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300 MO STAT LAW EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Explain the organization of the Missouri Criminal Code Handbook (Manual 121) and demonstrate how to locate information in it. - Answer-• There are 21 Chapters that have broad headings and under each heading there are specific statutes ...

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300 MO STAT LAW EXAM STUDY
GUIDE WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS

Explain the organization of the Missouri Criminal Code Handbook (Manual 121) and demonstrate how to

locate information in it. - Answer✔✔-• There are 21 Chapters that have broad headings and under each

heading there are specific statutes for every possible offense.


Identify the term "crime" and explain the different classifications. - Answer✔✔-• An offense defined by

this code or by any other statute of this state for which a sentence of death or imprisonment is

authorized. Crimes are classified as felonies and misdemeanors.


Identify the term "infraction." - Answer✔✔-• An offense defined by this code or any other statute of this

state if it is so designated or if no other sentence than a fine or other civil penalty is authorized. An

infraction will not be on your permanent record.


Identify the term "included offense." - Answer✔✔-• An offence which can be proved by the same or

fewer facts than the offense charged.


Identify the application process of the Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act. - Answer✔✔-• All property used

or intended for use and/or derived from and/or realized through commission or attempted commission

of a crime is subject to Civil Forfeiture.


Identify the Time [Statute of] Limitations for prosecutions to commence.


*Felonies - Answer✔✔-when complaint is filed or indictment returned

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Identify the Time [Statute of] Limitations for prosecutions to commence.


*Misdemeanor - Answer✔✔-when information is filed


Identify the Time [Statute of] Limitations for prosecutions to commence.


*Arson - Answer✔✔-5 yrs


Identify the Time [Statute of] Limitations for prosecutions to commence.


*Other felonies - Answer✔✔-3 yrs


Identify the Time [Statute of] Limitations for prosecutions to commence.


*Misdemeanors - Answer✔✔-1 yr


Identify the Time [Statute of] Limitations for prosecutions to commence.


*Infraction - Answer✔✔-6 months


Identify the Time [Statute of] Limitations for prosecutions to commence.


*Murder - Answer✔✔-No Limitations


Identify the two general requirements for criminal liability.


*Voluntary act - Answer✔✔-RSMo562.011. Bodily movement performed while conscious as a result of

effort of determination.


Identify the two general requirements for criminal liability.


*Culpable Mental State - Answer✔✔-RSMo562.016 An omission (failure) to perform an act of which you

are physically capable


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Purposely - Answer✔✔-when it is his/her conscious object (desire) to engage in that conduct or cause

the result


Knowingly - Answer✔✔-when he/she is aware that his /her conduct is practically certain to cause that

result


Recklessly - Answer✔✔-When he/she consciously disregards a substantial or unjustifiable risk that

circumstances exist or a result will follow constitutes a gross deviation from the standard of care a

reasonable person would exercise


Criminal Negligence - Answer✔✔-When he/she consciously disregards a substantial or unjustifiable risk

that circumstances exist or a result will follow and such failure constitutes a gross deviation from the

standard of care a reasonable person would exercise.


Identify the conditions for "Responsibility for the conduct of another." - Answer✔✔-• The defendant

must have whatever mental state is required for the crime.


• When, with the purpose of promoting the commission of the offense;


• Aid or agrees to aid


• Attempts to aid in the planning, committing, or attempt to commit the offense


Define "entrapment" and give examples of how or when it can occur. - Answer✔✔-• Occurs when an

office encourages/ solicits/ induces a person to engage in criminal conduct when the person was not

ready and willing.


Two requirements


• 1. The encouragement was done by an officer.

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