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Your responses to these questions must be in #12 font (double spaced). Your responses must be included in no more than 4 typed pages. This means that all 5 questions must be completed and included in one 4-page document. Each question must be numbered 1 thru 5

Essay Questions:

1. List and describe the eight classification categories of crime according to their subject

matter. Offer an example for each category.

2. Should there be some limit to freedom of speech? Why or why not? List five main

categories of speech whose content are not protected by the First Amendment. Can

you think of any other categories or types of speech that should not be protected by the

First Amendment? Explain. You must take a position on whether there should or

should not be limits to speech and whether there are other types of speech that should

not be protected by the First Amendment. You must include examples to strengthen

your arguments.

3. List and discuss the purposes of punishment. What do you believe should be the

purpose of punishment? Discuss your personal beliefs about the purpose of

punishment, and explain those personal beliefs.

4. Jerry is involved in a hit-and-run accident while riding his bike. Marge sees the accident

occur, realizes that Jerry is slowly dying on the road, yet she continues to walk home.

Later that evening, Marge sees on the nightly news that Jerry has died. In what types of

situations are you liable to help someone? Was Marge liable for the death of Jerry?

Explain, why or why not? If Marge had started to take Jerry to the hospital, but dropped

him off a block before the destination because she was running late, would she be liable

for the death of Jerry? Explain, why or why not?

5. Marty and Sarah are fighting. Sarah shoots a gun at Marty and the bullet grazes Marty’s

arm. Marty runs out of the house and into the street. Barry is driving down the street 20

mph over the speed limit. Unable to see Marty on the dimly lit road, Barry hits Marty and

Marty dies instantly. What is the cause-in-fact in this scenario? What is the proximate

cause of Marty’s death? Is the intervening act coincidental or responsive? Who would

you hold liable for Marty’s death? Explain, why?