Crimes against person and property

Ralph threatens to hit Mark if he makes a move.

Before killing Merlin, Arthur planned the murder and developed a plan.

Laura approached Tyler, an undercover police office, and asked him to kill her father. Laura is guilty of

Connor works at the snack shack selling snacks to students during lunch hour. everyday he takes $10 from the cash register. He has committed

1. Sally pleads with Mark to rob a store owner so they can have money for drugs and alcohol.
2. Mark refuses to rob the store owner, but does agree to distract the clerk by using the video games, so Sally can steal the money herself.
3. When they commit this crime, two of their friends, Bob and Frieda, watch the crime. Bob leaves before the police arrive. Frieda stays and tells the police that she heard one of the thieves say, "Let's go to California." This is a lie, but she doesn't want her friends to be caught.
4. The clerk at the store did not actually report the crime. She was afraid she'd lose her job. An anonymous tip actually brought in the police.

Question: What role did Sally play in the crime?

If you threaten that you will cut down a person's tree unless he/she gives you $100, the crime is

1. Sally pleads with Mark to rob a store owner so they can have money for drugs and alcohol.
2. Mark refuses to rob the store owner, but does agree to distract the clerk by using the video games so Sally can steal the money herself.
3. When they commit this crime, two of their friends, Bob and Frieda, watch the crime. Bob leaves before the police arrive. Frieda stays and tells the police that she heard one of the thieves say, "Let's go to California." This is a lie, but she doesn't want her friends to be caught.
4. The clerk at the store did not actually report the crime. She was afraid she'd lose her job. An anonymous tip actually brought in the police.

Question: What role did the clerk play in the crime?

Adam holds a gun on shoppers as Eve proceeds to empty their pockets of money and valuables. Adam will be charged as a(n)

Geoff set his own home on fire and destroyed it because he wanted to build a new house on the property. He call the local authorities and his insurance company to inform them of his decision. Geoff has committed

Shoplifting is an example of

Offering a fake check to someone as a genuine check is called

Bentley had sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old girl in a state where the age of consent is 18 year of age. At his trial, Bentley would be tried for

Sally waits around the corner in the getaway car. After her friend, Cindy, robs a bank, Sally picks her up and they drive off to Mexico. Sally will be charges as a (n)

Any crime for which the potential penalty is imprisonment for more than one year.

1. Sally pleads with Mark to rob a store owner so they can have money for drugs and alcohol.
2. Mark refuses to rob the store owner, but does agree to distract the clerk by using the video games so Sally can steal the money herself.
3. When they commit this crime, two of their friends, Bob and Frieda, watch the crime. Bob leaves before the police arrive. Frieda stays and tells the police that she heard one of the thieves say, "Let's go to California." This is a lie, but she doesn't want her friends to be caught.
4. The clerk at the store did not actually report the crime. She was afraid she'd lose her job. An anonymous tip actually brought in the police.

Question: What role did Bob play in the crime?

Which of the following are ALL crimes against PROPERTY?

Jerry became obsessed with Virginia, a young woman with whom he had one date. He followed her day after day, pleading with her to go out with him again. He threatened to hurt her if she did not date him.

1. Sally pleads with Mark to rob a store owner so they can have money for drugs and alcohol.
2. Mark refuses to rob the store owner, but does agree to distract the clerk by using the video games so Sally can steal the money herself.
3. When they commit this crime, two of their friends, Bob and Frieda, watch the crime. Bob leaves before the police arrive. Frieda stays and tells the police that she heard one of the thieves say, "Let's go to California." This is a lie, but she doesn't want her friends to be caught.
4. The clerk at the store did not actually report the crime. She was afraid she'd lose her job. An anonymous tip actually brought in the police.

Question: What role did Mark play in the crime?

1. Sally pleads with Mark to rob a store owner so they can have money for drugs and alcohol.
2. Mark refuses to rob the store owner, but does agree to distract the clerk by using the video games so Sally can steal the money herself.
3. When they commit this crime, two of their friends, Bob and Frieda, watch the crime. Bob leaves before the police arrive. Frieda stays and tells the police that she heard one of the thieves say, "Let's go to California." This is a lie, but she doesn't want her friends to be caught.
4. The clerk at the store did not actually report the crime. She was afraid she'd lose her job. An anonymous tip actually brought in the police.
Question: What role did Frieda play in the crime?

Examples of this term include intentionally, knowingly, or willfully