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Bell Ringer Vocabulary activity: In your notes define the following term: State of mind Mens Rea Strict Liability

Introduction to Criminal Law https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piyyGxX9ibY (3:20)

Introduction to Criminal Law General Considerations Every crime is defined by certain elements (guilt must be proven of each element for as conviction) (pg. 99) A single act can be both a crime and a civil wrong (pg. 99)

Introduction to Criminal Law

Introduction to Criminal Law

Introduction to Criminal Law

Introduction to Criminal Law

Introduction to Criminal Law

Introduction to Criminal Law

Introduction to Criminal Law

Introduction to Criminal Law State and Federal Crimes Some crimes are exclusive to states, others are exclusively Federal, some can be both (pg. 100)

Introduction to Criminal Law “Need to know” terms Principal Accomplice Accessory before the fact Accessory after the fact

Introduction to Criminal Law Preliminary Crimes Sometimes called Inchoate Crimes. These crimes can be punished even if the harm intended never occurred. Solicitation – Ask, command, urge or advise another person to commit a crime Attempt – When someone performs all the elements of a crime but fails to achieve the criminal result (pg.102) Conspiracy – Agreement between two or more people to commit a crime along with a substantial act toward committing the crime