Crim

• 1. General Principals
• 2. Accomplice Liability
• 3. Inchoate Offenses
• 4. Crimes Against Persons
• 5. Crimes Against Property
• 6. Defenses

• a. Actus Reus
• b. Mens Rea
• c. Concurrence
• d. Causation

• a. Common law: conv. of principal req.
• b. Modern statutes: Prin. & accomplice liability., accessory after fact lesser charge
• c. Withdrawal: repudiation for encouragement, attempt prevention for participation

• a. Solicitation
• b. Conspiracy
• c. Attempt

• a. Homicide
• b. Assault
• c. Battery
• d. False Imprisonment
• e. Kidnapping
• f. Mayhem
• g. Rape

• a. Larceny
• b. Embezzlement
• c. False Pretenses
• d. Rec. Stolen Property
• e. Robbery
• f. Extortion
• g. Arson
• h. Burglary

• a. Self defense
• b. Defense of others
• c. Defense of property
• d. Crime prevention
• e. Arrests
• f. Resisting unlawful arrest
• g. Insanity
• h. Intoxication
• i. Infancy
• j. Durress
• k. Mistake

• 1. Unlawful killing of another
• 2. with Malice
• 3. by D

Malice: intent to kill, GBI, reckless disregard, felony murder: BARRK.

• 1. attempted battery, or
• 2. intent to create imminent apprehension of bodily harm

• 1. unlawful application of force
• 2. resulting in an offensive touching or bodily injury

• Unlawful confinement of a person
• without consent

• Unlawful confinement
• with movement or concealment of victim

Dismemberment or disfigurement of a bodily part

• Unlawful carnal knowledge
• of a woman by a man
• not her husband
• without consent

• 1. Trespassory taking
• 2. Carrying away
• 3. Intent to permanently deprive

• 1. Fradulent conversion
• 2. of another's personal property
• 3. by person in lawful possession

• 1. Obtaining title
• 2. to property of another
• 3. intentional false statement
• 4. with intent to defraud

• 1. Receipt of stolen property
• 2. known to be obtained illegally
• 3. with intent to permanently deprive owner

(property must be stolen at time of receipt or attempt only)

• 1. Taking of another's property
• 2. from other's person or presence
• 3. by force or immediate threat of force
• 4. with intent to permanently deprive

• 1. Obtaining another's property
• 2. by means of threat to do harm or expose information

• 1. Malicious (intentional or reckless disregard)
• 2. burning
• 3. of another's dwelling

• 1. Breaking and entering
• 2. of a dwelling of another
• 3. at night
• 4. with the intent to commit a felony therein

Modern: no dwelling, night, or felony required.

Reasonable force may be used to protect oneself against imminent unlawful injury

Deadly force: no duty to retreat, aggressors must withdraw and communicate, or have their non-deadly force met with deadly w/ no chance to withdraw

If you reasonably believe other has right to self defense

MAID

• 1. M'Naughten - lack understanding of actions
• 2. ALI - lack understanding or conform conduct
• 3. Irresistible impulse - unable to conform conduct
• 4. Durham product - crime a product of mental illness

• 1. Voluntary - specific intent
• 2. Involuntary - all crimes

• 1. 0-7 - no liability
• 2. 7-14 - rebuttable presumption
• 3. 14+ - adult

• 1. Fact: specific intent, reasonable for general intent
• 2. Law: generally not a defense