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- Negligence
- is failure to exercise a reasonalble amount of care in a situation that causes harm to someone.
- Unauthorized use of vehicle
- Is commited only if the person intends to take the car for temporarily.
- Suicide
- The diliberate taking of owne's own life.
- Felony murder
- Is a killing that take place durind commission of certain felonies.
- Noncriminal homcide
- Is a killing that is justafiable or excusable and for which the killer is deemed faultless.
- Concealment
- The crime of attempted shoplifting.
- Voliontary manslaugter
- is a killing that would otherwise be murder, but occurs afther the victim has done something would causse a person to lose self-control.
- Malice
- Means having the intent to kill or seriously harm or acting in an extreamly reckless mannerwhich shows a lack of regard for human life.
- Negligent homicide
- Is causing death through criminal negligence.
- Arson
- Is the willful and malicious burning of another person's property.
- Stalking
- occurs when a person repeatedly follows or harases another person.
- First-degree muder
- Is usually defined as a killing that is premeditated deliberate and done with malice.
- Involuntary manslaugter
- unintentional killing resulting from conduct so recklessthat it causes extream danger.
- Date rape
- Sexual assult by someone know to the victim-a date, a steady boyfriend, neighbor, or friend.
- Assult
- Is an attempt or threat to carry out a physical attack upon another person.
- Homicide
- The killing of one human being by another-is the most serious of all fact
- Battery
- Is an unlawful physical conflict inficted by one person upon another without consent.
- Vandalism
- Also known as a malicios mischief, is willful distruction of, or damage to, the property of another person.
- Forcible rape
- Is the act of unlawful sexual intercourse comitted by a man with a woman by force or without her consent
- Second-degree murder
- Killing that is done with malice but without premeditation or deliberation.
- Computer crime
- Any violation of criminal law that involes the use of computers.
- Statutory rape
- sexual intercourse by a male with a female that has not yet reached the age of legal consent.
- Rceiving stolen property
- If you buy or recieve property that you know that or have reason to believe it has been stolen.
- Extortion
- Blackmail, is the use of threats to obtain the property of another.
- Shoplifting
- Is a form of larceny,is taking items from a store without paying for them.
- Forgery
- The crime in which a person makes or alters the writing or document with the intent of fraud.
- Robbery
- ISthe unlaw taking of property from a person's immediate possession force.
- Embezzlement
- The unlawful taking of property by someone to whom it was intrusted.
- Carjacking
- Occurs when a person uses force or intimidation to steal a car from a driver.
- Burglary
- Breaking and entering the dwelling of another during the night with the intent to commit a felony therein.
- Larceny
- The unlawful taking and carrying away proerty of another person with the intent to steal it.
- Haker
- Gain illegal access to government or corperate computer systems.
- Uttering
- Offering to someone as genuine a document(such as a check) known to be a fake.