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11-22-2004, 02:23 PM
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1. Motive is a legally required element of any first-degree murder.
True 2. Malice aforethought is a necessary element of both first and second degree murder. True 3. Premeditation is a necessary element which must be proven in kidnapping. False 4. A person who compels a cab driver to take them to another part of town against the cab drivers will, has committed kidnapping. False 5. In Texas, it is illegal to put graffiti on someone else’s cow. (Hint: It is True) lolz 6. It is a felony to posses a disguised firearm-type device which is not immediately recognizable as a firearm. False 7. A person who carriers a loaded firearm in the State Capitol area is guilty of a misdemeanor. True 8. A firearm is considered loaded in the State Capitol area if the gun and the ammunition are in possession of the same person. True 9. One can be guilty of felonious homicide by omitting an act which proximately causes the victim’s death. False 10. The term “homicide” refers to the killing of a human being or fetus which may not necessarily be a crime. True 
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11-22-2004, 02:53 PM
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yeah thats kinda what i was getting at. So does your fan club get a decoder ring so we can decipher your damn posts !!! :)
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11-22-2004, 03:12 PM
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I RULE BIATCH!
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SAVE A LOLLIPOP, SUCK A DICK
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11-22-2004, 03:15 PM
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for the few of you i will try my absolutely hardest to type as .... whatever that word is... as i can :) SPLOOGE! FK in the lead. i typed up the answers already but waitin to see if somebody can beat her. whoever wins get some crayons ((___(Grenola)___))> werd. got a whole set. NOW, im off to take another criminal law midterm! this one is a lot harder than the others though. but suck it, i got 100% on the last one!! be back in several hours :( lol.
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11-22-2004, 11:05 PM
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o. here are the answers to the ?s
FK got the crayons :) 1. Motive is a legally required element of any first-degree murder. False Elements of a crime are what is needed for a crime to have been committed (eg. intent and act, you cannot be penalized for just thinking). 1. unlawful killing 2. of a human being or fetus 3. with malice aforethought 4. willfull deliberate/premeditated 5. by poison, lying in wait, torture.... 6. with knowing use of explosives 7. armor piercing ammunition #5-7 indicate genuine premediation, ill will. these are the differences between 1st and 2nd degree Motive.. which answers WHY they did it, is NOT required, although obviously it does help the case 2. Malice aforethought is a necessary element of both first and second degree murder: True Pretty much distinguishes between doing it on purpose and on accident. 3. Premeditation is a necessary element which must be proven in kidnapping: False In murder of 1st and 2nd degree, there is a difference between walking in on a guy raping ur child and killing him, whereas walking in, sending him away, then plotting the next 2 weeks and THEN killing him. In kidnapping, it makes no difference whether u planned this 2 weeks ago or 1 second ago. 4. A person who compels a cab driver to take them to another part of town against the cab drivers will, has committed kidnapping: True What is kidnapping? Forcing someone against their will, to go wit u somewhere else. Doesnt matter whether or not you/they are driving, whether their using a weapon or just their words. 5. In Texas, it is illegal to put graffiti on someone else’s cow. (Hint: It is True) lolz 6. It is a felony to possess a disguised firearm-type device which is not immediately recognizable as a firearm. True Disguised firearms big no no 7. A person who carriers a loaded firearm in the State Capitol area is guilty of a misdemeanor. False Felony. State capital has #1 crime rate and obviously.. ITS the capitol! 8. A firearm is considered loaded in the State Capitol area if the gun and the ammunition are in possession of the same person. True Yep. simple fact that u can snap it together jus like that. 9. One can be guilty of felonious homicide by omitting an act which proximately causes the victim’s death. True Eg. mechanic not installing somebody brakes in correctly, not feeding ur kid etc etc. It's not always an act, but can be a FAILURE to act. 10. The term “homicide” refers to the killing of a human being or fetus which may not necessarily be a crime. True Homicide is taking of life by human agency. Can be justifiable or excuseable as in the cases of self-defense or capital punishment. Murder is the felonious taking of a human life.
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11-22-2004, 11:51 PM
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Here's a question for ya Fluff...
How can Scott Peterson be charged with two murders if our court system has already determined that an unborn fetus is not a person (On the abortion issue.)? It is my opinion that Scott Peterson should only be charged/guilty of one murder or we are saying that the fetus is a person. (Which I personally believe it is, but that's irrelevant.) How can they say it's a person in this case, but not in any of these ones over here? That's fucked.
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