CRJ 301 MODULE 4 PROGRESS TEST

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1.

Carjacking combines the elements of the crimes of:

a.   robbery and burglary.

b.   auto theft and burglary.

c.   robbery and auto theft.

d.   larceny and auto theft.

2.

Which of the following is not an element of the crime of rape?

a.   Carnal knowledge

b.   Force

c.   Consent

d.   Enacted upon a female

3.

The killing of another human by accident and misfortune is called:

a.   justifiable homicide.

b.   excusable homicide.

c.  mala in se homicide.

d.  mala prohibita justification.

4.

The power to try a case for the first time is referred to as:

a.   venue.

b.   appellate jurisdiction.

c.   original jurisdiction.

d.  certiorari.

5.

In jurisdictions still requiring that a burglary must be in the nighttime, the criteria for nighttime:

a.   varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.

b.   is sunset to sunrise.

c.   is one half hour before sunset until one half hour after sunrise.

d.   is when there is sufficient natural daylight to make out a man's features.

6.

One who acts, not intending harm, but with complete disregard for the rights and safety of others, causing harm to result, is:

a.   reckless.

b.   negligent.

c.   careless.

d.  mens rea.

7.

A court may acquire jurisdiction over a person by:

a.   consent.

b.   arrest (legal or illegal).

c.   extradition.

d.   All of the choices apply.

8.

The key difference between solicitation and being an accessory before the fact relates to whether the target crime is:

a.   a felony or misdemeanor.

b.   committed.

c.  mala in se.

d.   illegal.

9.

If consent is obtained by fraud in the inducement, the consent will be:

a.   a valid defense to the accused.

b.   an invalid defense to the accused.

c.   a valid defense only in rape cases.

d.   an invalid defense only in robbery cases.

10.

Which of the following is/are the current test(s) of insanity?

a.   Cognitive capacity

b.   Moral incapacity

c.   Volitional incapacity

d.   All of the choices apply.