Chapter 8 Review Intro to Criminal law.

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Chapter 8 Review Intro to Criminal law

What is… less than a year in prison

What is… knows about the crime, but helps principle avoid capture

What is… orders a crime, but was not present during the crime

What is… person who commits the crime (leader)

What Law… if you are a sex offender there is a mandatory registration

someone who helps the principle commit the crime

the state you were in mentally when the crime was committed

What is solicitation? Give an example.

What are the three preliminary crimes discussed in chapter 8?

the reason for performing the act

What is… crime of omission

George and Cleo agree to rob a bank George and Cleo agree to rob a bank. George goes to the bank to study its layout. Cleo has committed __________.  

Johnny hires Jason to kill his wife. Johnny is a(n) __________.

orders a crime, but was not present during the crime