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Criminal Law
CriminalLaw
Person Property
Criminal LawPerson
Criminal Homicide
Murder
First Degree (P) Second Degree
Manslaughter
Voluntary Involuntary
Other
Assault (P) Battery
Rape (P) Mayhem
FalseImprisonment/Kidnapping
(P)
*(P) reminds you to consider Preliminary Crimes: Solicitation, Attempt, andConspiracy. Discussed Later in course.
Murder
Murder
Homicide Malice Degrees
Murder
Homicide
VicariousLiability
FelonyMurder
AccompliceLiability
Direct ActIntervening
Act/ProximateCause
Omission toAct
Murder
Malice
Intent to Kill
Deadly weapondoctrine
Intent to CommitSerious Bodily
InjuryDepraved Heart Felony Murder
Inherently dangerousfelony
During theperpetration
Attempt/Commission/Flight
Vicarious LiabilityLimitations
Murder
Degrees
1st Degree
Felony MurderPremeditated &
Deliberated intentto kill
Second Degree
Intent to kill wherepremeditation and
deliberation islacking
Intent to commitserious bodily
injuryDepraved Heart
Defenses
Malice?
Yes
Justification (noliability) Excuse (no liability)
Mitigation(reduction of
Murder to VoluntaryManslaughter)
No
InvoluntaryManslaughter
Defenses
Justification(No Liability)
Prevention of acrime and
apprehensionof fleeing felon.
Defense of Selfor Others
ReasonableMistake
Defenses
Excuse (NoLiability)
Youth MentalIllness
M’NaghtenRule
SubstantialCapacity(MPC)
Irresistibleimpulse Durham
Intoxication
Voluntary Involuntary
DefensesMitigation
Reduction of MurderTo Voluntary
Manslaughter
Good Faith Mistake Provocation: Anger
Reasonableness(objective and
subjective)Cooling off (objective
and subjective
Coercion/Necessity
Involuntary Manslaughter
InvoluntaryManslaughter(no malice)
Intent to causeslight injury
Reckless orgrossly negligent
conduct
Participation in a“non-dangerous
felony" crime
Criminal Law
CriminalLaw
Person Property
PropertyProperty
Theft (P)(Taking)
Larceny
Extortion Robbery
TakingDelivery
Structures(Entering or
Burning)
Burglary (P) Arson (P)
Theft Crimes
Larceny
TrespassoryTaking andCarrying
Away
PersonalProperty of
another
Intent topermanently
deprive
Theft Crimes
Robbery
Trespassory Taking andCarrying Away
PersonalProperty of
another
Intent topermanently
deprive
violence orintimidation
(force or threatof force).
Theft Crimes
TakingDelivery
Embezzlement Larceny byTrick
FalsePretenses
Theft Crimes
Embezzlement
Fraudulent Conversion Property ofanother
By one whoalready has
lawfulpossession of it
Theft Crimes
Larceny by Trick
Trespassory Taking and CarryingAway
Personal Property ofanother
Intent to permanentlydeprive
After obtainingpossession by
means of written ororal lies or false
promises
Theft Crimes
False Pretenses
A falserepresentation of amaterial present or
past fact
Which causes thevictim
To pass title to hisproperty to the
wrongdoer
Who knows therepresentation to
be false
And intendsthereby to defraud
the victim.
INTENT TO STEALMYSTERY BOX
NOW LATER
CUSTODY Larceny Larceny
POSSESSION Larceny by Trick Embezzlement
TITLE False Pretenses No Crime
Preliminary CrimesPreliminary
Solicitation(Asking)
Conspiracy(Agreeing)
Attempt(Zone ofDanger)
If target crime is committed, perpetrator not guilty of preliminary, butothers may be.Where Vicarious Liability, discuss:•Merger•Withdrawal•Impossibility (Factual, Legal)With conspiracy, discuss:•Wharton Rule•Guilty Minds