Under the __________ Rule, it must be clearly proved that, at the time of committing the act, the party accused was laboring under such a defect of reason, from disease of the mind, as not to know the nature and quality of the act he was doing; or, if he did know it, that he did not know what he was doing was wrong.

At common law a person who departed from lawful custody committed the crime of escape. Where the prisoner used force, the offense came to be known as ____________.

Although _________ was not a crime at common law, statutes proscribing it have been part of the laws directed against public immorality since the early history of the United States.

One who produces counterfeit securities with the intent to defraud a potential buyer of same would be guilty of the crime of _________.

Sophia is having a hard time in her math class this semester. Her math professor has sent a notice to her adviser that she may need to withdraw from the class. Sophia’s adviser schedules an appointment to discuss this issue with her. Sophia begins with the argument that her math professor is unfair, that the homework was not related to his lectures, and that he just does not like her. Sophia is demonstrating which logical fallacy?

When you encounter a chapter with many new terms and definitions, which previewing technique would be MOST effective?

The offense of disorderly conduct can be applied constitutionally to all of the following except _________.

The process of disguising illegal income to make it appear legitimate is known as _____________.

In extending the crime of bribery to embrace conduct by persons other than public officials, several states have enacted statutes ______________________________.

Which of the following laws does NOT define a specific-intent crime?