Unit 2 Criminal Law Review Part 2

What is the principle that criminal offenses requiring two parties cannot be the object of a conspiracy?

• The Pinkerton Rule

• Wharton’s Rule

• Facilitation

• Accomplice liability

Someone who is present at the scene of the crime and is subject to prosecution even if the principal is not charged is known as a(n)

• Accomplice

• Facilitator

• Accessory

• Solicitor

Someone who is usually not present at the scene of the crime and often receives lesser punishment than the principal is known as a(n)

• Accomplice

• Facilitator

• Accessory

• Solicitor

Robbery is the crime of taking property by means of _____ or _______.

• Deception; Assault

• Theft; Deception

• Force; Threat

• Fear; Deception

Which of the following is an insufficient force for the crime of robbery?

• Snatching

• Pointing a gun

• Stabbing

• Body tackling

What is obtaining entry to a structure by deceiving the occupant known as?

• False Pretenses

• Constructive Breaking

• Extortion

• Theft by Deception

Which of the following is not an element of Theft in Georgia?

• Unlawful Taking

• Property of Another

• Intent to Deprive

• Deception

Which of the following is NOT an element of Theft by Deception?

• Defendant obtained property

• Defendant made false statements

• The victim was in fear

• Intent to Deprive

Which of the following is NOT true of forgery?

• Requires intent to defraud

• Only includes instruments used for financial gain

• Penalties are often enhanced based on the amount of loss

• Must be done without permission

What is a crucial element of burglary?

• Unlawful entry

• Forcing an opening

• Breaking and entering

• Intent to commit a theft or felony