The Code of Hammurabi, the earliest known example of a formal legal code, was based largely on which goal of punishment?

Which of the following is a crime with common law origins that involves an offender (who has intent to injure a victim) inflicting permanent disabling or disfiguring injury on a victim?

Which of the following is NOT one of the standards of judicial review?

Which of the following is the most common burden of proof necessary for a defendant to raise a defense?

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 aforethought?

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 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 another repeatedly over a period of time inflicting mental distress?

 The most frequently used test for insanity is the: