1) A crime is
defined as:
a
wrong committed against society as a whole
a
wrong prosecuted by a private attorney
a
wrong prohibited by the common law but not by statutory law
a
wrong committed only against property
2) Which of the
following can be the basis for both a crime and a tort?
libel
invasion
of privacy
battery
slander
3) ____________________
provides the basis for criminal intent.
deus
ex machina
actus
reus
malum
in se
mens
rea
4) Which of the
following is TRUE regarding corporate criminal liability?
it
is possible only for privately-owned corporations
it
is not possible
it
is possible only for torts that are also crimes
it
is possible for corporations, just as it is for individuals
5) A person is ordinarily
NOT held liable for committing a crime if he:
made
a mistake of law
becomes
voluntarily intoxicated
suffers
from a mental defect that prevents him from appreciating right and wrong
is
under the age of 21
6) Ellie owns a
diamond ring that she often takes off and places on her desk at work. She is
usually careful to put it back on whenever she leaves her desk. One day, she
goes to lunch and forgets to put it on. Jack sees the ring, puts it in his
pocket and does not return it. Jack has probably committed the crime of:
forgery
arson
theft
battery
7) Jerry owns a bicycle shop. Sometimes
he puts Forest in charge. One Saturday evening, after Forest left the store,
Jerry discovered that he is missing $9,000 from the register. If Forest took
the cash, he could be found guilty of the crime of:
conversion
misappropriation
embezzlement
robbery
8) Arthur is the accountant for a
trucking company. One of the drivers, Tyler, holds a gun to ArthurΓ’ΒΒs head and
forces him to falsify records, obtain cash and give it to Tyler. If criminal
charges are brought against Arthur, he can assert the defense of:
entrapment
justifiable use of force
mistake of law
duress
9) Larry gives Senator Beales $100,000
to make sure the government buys all its paper clips from LarryΓ’ΒΒs company.
Larry has:
committed the crime of fraud
committed the crime of bribery
done nothing illegal because this is how interest groups
operate
accepted a bribe
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