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Froggy Jumps Defense - VocabularyVersion en ligne Law Studies par Christian Zadi 1 The person who wants the defendant to be found guilty in court a The prosecutor b The defendant c The attorney 2 The defendant a The person who is pressing charges b The person against whom the charges are pressed c The victim 3 A defense a evidence and arguments presented to the police in favor of the defendant b evidence and arguments presented to the court in favor of the defendant c evidence and arguments presented to the court in favor of the prosecutor 4 How many types of defense are there? a 4 b 8 c 3 5 "No crime has been committed" is a type of defense. a True b False c Maybe 6 “The defendant committed a criminal act, but it is not excusable,” is a type of defense. a True b False c Maybe 7 “The defendant committed a criminal act, but he or she is not criminally responsible for his or her actions” is a type of defense. a True b False c Maybe 8 Argument and evidence used to prove that a person was a somewhere else at the time of the crime. a Alibi b Justification c Excusable 9 "The Defendant Committed a Criminal Act, But It Was Excusable," includes a Self-defense b Infancy c Insanity 10 Imminent means a To imitate b About to happen c Impossible 11 Proof a Explanation b Evident c Evidence 12 Law allowing the use of deadly force to defend property a State law b Castle law c Self-defense law 13 Justifiable and non-punishable a Excusable b Explicable c Condemnable 14 When acting in self-defense, the victim can use more force than necessary to defend themselves. a False b True c Sometimes 15 A defense that prevents young children from being held criminally responsible for a crime. a Child abuse b Infant c Infancy 16 In Louisiana, infancy laws apply to children younger than... a 7 years old b 10 years old c 12 years old 17 A defense consisting in blaming the defendant's criminal actions on alcohol or drugs is called a Entrapment b Alcoholism c Intoxication 18 Intoxication defense is valid only for crimes that require intent. a True b False c Maybe 19 If you intentionally get drunk or high in order to commit a crime, you cannot use intoxication as a defense. a False b True c Maybe 20 The reason why intoxication can be a defense in crimes that require intent is that a People around the drunk should know better than to provoke a drunk b A person who is drunk is more likely to act up and do things wihtout thinking much about it c A person under the influence of alcohol or drugs is less likely to act with a guilty state of mind 21 A defense based on the mental health of the defendant a Intoxication b Entrapment c Insanity 22 If a person is found NOT guilty by reason of insanity, that means a They did not commit the criminal act, so they cannot be guilty. b They did commit the act, but unintentionally. c They did commit the act, but they cannot be found guilty because of their mental health at the time 23 If you are found NOT guilty by reason of insanity... a You will eventually be sent to prison b You will be sent to a mental institution though you were not found guilty c You will walk free the same day. 24 When the defendant is found guilty, but mentally ill, that means a The defendant was mentally ill at the time of the act b The defendant was not mentally ill at the time of the act c The defendant mental health was not considered during the trial 25 Entrapment is when... a the defendant committed the crime because they were forced b the defendant was encouraged or pushed to commit the act by a law enforcement employee c the defendant committed the crime while being under the age of 10 26 A defendant can use entrapment as defense in crimes involving rape. a True b False c Only if the officer was part of the crime too. 27 Entrapment is usually easy to prove a True b Sometimes c False 28 A person who committed a criminal act because they were forced or threathened of immediate danger to their life can claim a Duress as a defense b Inanity as defense c self-defense 29 Duress cannot be a defense in... a cases involving crimes against property b assault and battery cases c Homicide cases

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Defense - VocabularyVersion en ligne

Law Studies

par Christian Zadi

The person who wants the defendant to be found guilty in court

The prosecutor

The defendant

The attorney

The defendant

The person who is pressing charges

The person against whom the charges are pressed

The victim

A defense

evidence and arguments presented to the police in favor of the defendant

evidence and arguments presented to the court in favor of the defendant

evidence and arguments presented to the court in favor of the prosecutor

How many types of defense are there?

"No crime has been committed" is a type of defense.

True

False

Maybe

“The defendant committed a criminal act, but it is not excusable,” is a type of defense.

True

False

Maybe

“The defendant committed a criminal act, but he or she is not criminally responsible for his or her actions” is a type of defense.

True

False

Maybe

Argument and evidence used to prove that a person was a somewhere else at the time of the crime.

Alibi

Justification

Excusable

"The Defendant Committed a Criminal Act, But It Was Excusable," includes

Self-defense

Infancy

Insanity

Imminent means

To imitate

About to happen

Impossible

Proof

Explanation

Evident

Evidence

Law allowing the use of deadly force to defend property

State law

Castle law

Self-defense law

Justifiable and non-punishable

Excusable

Explicable

Condemnable

When acting in self-defense, the victim can use more force than necessary to defend themselves.

False

True

Sometimes

A defense that prevents young children from being held criminally responsible for a crime.

Child abuse

Infant

Infancy

In Louisiana, infancy laws apply to children younger than...

7 years old

10 years old

12 years old

A defense consisting in blaming the defendant's criminal actions on alcohol or drugs is called

Entrapment

Alcoholism

Intoxication

Intoxication defense is valid only for crimes that require intent.

True

False

Maybe

If you intentionally get drunk or high in order to commit a crime, you cannot use intoxication as a defense.

False

True

Maybe

The reason why intoxication can be a defense in crimes that require intent is that

People around the drunk should know better than to provoke a drunk

A person who is drunk is more likely to act up and do things wihtout thinking much about it

A person under the influence of alcohol or drugs is less likely to act with a guilty state of mind

A defense based on the mental health of the defendant

Intoxication

Entrapment

Insanity

If a person is found NOT guilty by reason of insanity, that means

They did not commit the criminal act, so they cannot be guilty.

They did commit the act, but unintentionally.

They did commit the act, but they cannot be found guilty because of their mental health at the time

If you are found NOT guilty by reason of insanity...

You will eventually be sent to prison

You will be sent to a mental institution though you were not found guilty

You will walk free the same day.

When the defendant is found guilty, but mentally ill, that means

The defendant was mentally ill at the time of the act

The defendant was not mentally ill at the time of the act

The defendant mental health was not considered during the trial

Entrapment is when...

the defendant committed the crime because they were forced

the defendant was encouraged or pushed to commit the act by a law enforcement employee

the defendant committed the crime while being under the age of 10

A defendant can use entrapment as defense in crimes involving rape.

True

False

Only if the officer was part of the crime too.

Entrapment is usually easy to prove

True

Sometimes

False

A person who committed a criminal act because they were forced or threathened of immediate danger to their life can claim

Duress as a defense

Inanity as defense

self-defense

Duress cannot be a defense in...

cases involving crimes against property

assault and battery cases

Homicide cases

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