In most cases this defense involves the coercive forces of nature rather than the coercive forces of human beings to be involved:
What term refers to an unlawful killing without malice afore…
What term refers to an unlawful killing without malice aforethought?
A principle of criminal law says that individuals can genera…
A principle of criminal law says that individuals can generally consent to being victims of criminal activity.
What term refers to the type of defense where a defendant cl…
What term refers to the type of defense where a defendant claims that they were either in an unconscious or semi-conscious state during the act and were thus unable to form mens rea?
Which crime involves an offender following, and harassing an…
Which crime involves an offender following, and harassing another repeatedly over a period of time inflicting mental distress?
The most frequently used test for insanity is the:
The most frequently used test for insanity is the:
An agreement entered into with another for the purpose of co…
An agreement entered into with another for the purpose of committing an unlawful act, or agreeing to use unlawful means to commit an act that would otherwise be lawful is the definition of:
Which crime refers to the unauthorized harmful or offensive…
Which crime refers to the unauthorized harmful or offensive touching of another person?
Research has shown that men are more likely to be victims of…
Research has shown that men are more likely to be victims of stalking and cyberstalking.
What term refers to a type of factor that would be useful to…
What term refers to a type of factor that would be useful to a prosecutor in arguing that a defendant should receive a harsh sentence?