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Quick Write: . What is the standard of proof in a criminal trial? Which side has to prove it? Discussion: Does a defendant in a criminal trial have to present a defense at trial? Why/why not?. AGENDA April 3, 2013. Today’s topics Homework check Enjoy your Spring Break! - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Quick Write: 1. What is the standard of
proof in a criminal trial?
2. Which side has to prove it?
Discussion: Does a defendant in a criminal trial have to present a defense at trial? Why/why not?
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AGENDAApril 3, 2013
Today’s topics Homework check
Enjoy your Spring Break! Taking care of each other Defenses
Homework Chapter 12: Read + Glossary terms
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Take Care of Each Other
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Crimes Against Property
Two broad categories:1. Destruction of property2. Theft of property
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Crimes Against PropertyDestruction of property
1. Arson2. Vandalism
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Crimes Against PropertyTheft of property
1. Larceny2. Shoplifting
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Crimes Against PropertyTheft of property
1. Embezzlement2. Extortion
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Crimes Against PropertyTheft of property
1. Robbery2. Burglary
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Crimes Against PropertyTheft of property
1. Receiving stolen property2. Forgery
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Crimes Against PropertyTheft of property
1. Unauthorized use of a vehicle (UUV)2. Carjacking
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DEFENSES
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DEFENSESNo Crime Has Been Committed
1. No crime committed2. No criminal intent
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DEFENSESDefendant Did Not Commit the Crime
Alibi
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DEFENSESDefendant Committed a Criminal Act, but the Act was Excusable or Justifiable
1. Self Defense2. Defense of others3. Defense of property
Problem 11.1 (pg 128)
• Complete A, B & D• Work individually
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DEFENSESDefendant Committed a Criminal Act but is Not Criminally Responsible for Actions
1. Infancy2. Intoxication3. Insanity
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DEFENSESDefendant Committed a Criminal Act but is Not Criminally Responsible for Actions
1. Entrapment2. Duress3. Necessity
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Homework
Before you leavePick up your belongings & any trashStraighten up your area
HomeworkChapter 12: Read + Glossary terms