Mr. D's class assignment
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- voluntary manslaughter
- a killing that occurs after the victim has done something to the criminal
- burglary
- the unauthorized entry into a building with the intent to commit a crime
- statutory rape
- under age sex
- forgery
- when a person makes a false document
- stalking
- when a person repaetally follows or harassess another person
- uttering
- offering a fake check
- forcible rape
- unlawful sex commited with force and without the victims consent
- shoplifting
- takin items from a store without paying
- Felony murder
- a killing that takes place at the same time as another felony is being commited. exp: arson ends up killing someone.
- embezzelment
- unlawful taking of property by someone who is trusted with it.
- Homicide
- killing of a person by another person
- extortion
- blackmail
- 2nd degree murder
- a non-thought out killing
- larceny
- the unlawful carrying away of another person's property with the intent to steal it
- Malice
- Having intent to kill in an extreme manner in which the criminal has no regard for human life.
- Robbery
- unlawful taking of a person's property whil tehy still have it in their possesion
- negligent homicide
- causing death by acting careless
- concealment
- attempted shoplifting
- 1st degree murder
- a thought out killing
- computer crime
- a violation of any crime that involves the use of a computer
- date rape
- a sexual assault by a date, neighbor,or friend
- Hacker
- people who get illegal acess to government or corporate computer systems
- Arson
- the willful burning of another person's property
- battery
- physical conduct on aperson without consent.
- vandalism
- the willful destruction to a person's property
- carjacking
- if a criminal uses force to steal a car from the driver
- involuntary manslaughter
- unintensional killing
- suicide
- taking of your own life
- non criminal homicide
- a killing that is justifiable exp. killing a soldier at time of war.
- negligance
- not showing any care in a situation that causes harm
- recieving stolen property
- recieving or buying property that is known to be stolen
- Unauthorized use of a vehichle
- if a person takes a car temporarily
- assault
- an attempt tocarry out an attack on another person