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Larceny accompanied by
Inflicting bodily injury
Threatens another with bodily injury
Threatens with imminent comiting of 1st or 2nd degree felony |
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| Unlawful entry into premises of another (including entry of tools) with intent to commit a theft or felony |
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| unlawfully entering a home with reasonable knowledge that someone is home, and injuring or threatening to injure the occupant. |
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| National Standard for robbery |
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| Force beyond what is required to take the item |
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| Robbery requires a victim |
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| Extortion threatens future harm whereas robbery threatens immediate harm |
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| 1951 aimed at gangsters who forced businesses to pay protection money |
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| real is affixed to property and personal are other tangible objects that can be possessed. |
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| Defiant trespass v. trespass |
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| The act of remaining on premises after notice of trespass has been served |
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| Stealing money from employer |
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| Common Law only recognized the stealing of ______ |
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| Intentionally writing a worthless check |
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| Writing worthless checks to new bank accounts at regular intervals to maintain nonexistent wealth |
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Previous sexual activity is inadmissible unless the defense opens the door
False accusations of rape are not covered under this provision |
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| Allows prosecution to bring proceedings that will detain a sex offender who is dangerous and has serious difficulty controlling behavior. |
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| Attempt to commit injury. Requires attempt and an overt act. |
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| Disablement of normal functioning body |
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| Willful and permanent disfigurement |
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| detaining without probable cause |
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| Felony abduction of child by one parent without consent of the other |
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| separate under common law, but presented as one offense today |
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| Intent to maim disfigure disable or kill |
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| Aggravated malicious wounding |
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| The victim sustains the permanent and significant physical impalement |
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| assaulting at sporting event, but outside the given rules |
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