| A | B |
|---|
| 1 who commits crime | principal in 1st degree |
| help commit crime-intent! | accomplices |
| at scene of crime, doesn't actually commit crime | principal in the second degree |
| not at scene, helped plan crime | accessory before the fact |
| helps after crimes | accessory after fact |
| -ur help liable for someone elses crime | vicarious criminal libility |
| use of deadly force to protect ur self from immeadate bodily harm | excusable homicide (self-defense) |
| cetin people can kill to protect public, solider, police, cant kill innocent civilians | justifiable homicide |
| menatl ailment, cant distingush btween right and wrong, must b documented by psy. | insanity |
| using defense u were else where, have witness | alibi |
| act uncontroallibility due to psysal ailment | automatism |
| procedural law=use of wrong procedure when u were arrested | exclusionary ruling |
| making deal w/ defense attorny, lesser or no sentance, turns states evidence | plea bargain |
| waek defense, good moral character shown by witness | good character |
| most serios punishment | capital punishment |
| detained, freedom taken away | imprisonment |
| pay money to state | fine |
| conditional release | parole |
| gov. or pres. says its ok | pardon |
| 1+ year in jail or death, most serious type of crime | felony |
| less serious crime, 6-12 months jail | misdemeanor |
| least serious type crime, fined | infraction |
| duty to society, fails duty, does so q/ intent | elements of crime |
| an offecse against society | crime |
