RBC1 Questions with Correct Answers 100% Verified Constitutional Law - Correct Answers Rules in federal and state constitutions, including the Bill of Rights Statutory Law - Correct Answers Enacted laws recorded in state, county, or municipal codes Case Law - Correct Answers Laws based on appellate court decisions, binding on lower courts Ex Post Facto Laws - Correct Answers Laws punishing acts retroactively, prohibited in the legal system Judicial Review - Correct Answers Utilized by the judicial branch to protect individual rights Civil Law - Correct Answers Noncriminal violations, addressing private wrongs between individuals Tort by Omission - Correct Answers Negligence or failure to act violating a legal duty to another Elements of a Crime - Correct Answers Basic facts necessary for prosecution to prove guilt Intent - Correct Answers Mental state of knowingly committing a criminal act General Intent - Correct Answers Intentionally committing a prohibited act Specific Intent - Correct Answers Intent to achieve a further act or consequence, proven by statute language Transferred Intent - Correct Answers Intent affecting unintended victims due to unlawful acts Criminal Negligence - Correct Answers Reckless negligence showing indifference to consequences Attempt to Commit a Crime - Correct Answers Any act attempting to commit a crime is itself a crime 1 / 2
Classification of Crimes - Correct Answers Felonies, misdemeanors, and infractions based on severity Wobbler - Correct Answers Offense that can be charged as either a felony or misdemeanor Postrelease Community Supervision - Correct Answers Supervision after release, not on parole or probation Parties of Crimes - Correct Answers Individuals involved in crimes, including principals, accessories, and accomplices Aiding and abetting - Correct Answers Requires knowledge of unlawful purpose and assistance in commission of a crime Accessory - Correct Answers Aids a principal after a felony, with intent to help them avoid punishment Accomplice - Correct Answers Assists a principal after a felony, aiding in avoiding arrest or conviction People Legally Incapable of Committing a Crime - Correct Answers Includes children under 14, mentally incapacitated persons, and those acting under threat or mistake First Amendment - Correct Answers Guarantees freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition Fourth Amendment - Correct Answers Protects individuals, houses, and property from unreasonable searches and seizures Fifth Amendment - Correct Answers Protects against self-incrimination, double jeopardy, and ensures due process of law Sixth Amendment - Correct Answers Ensures the right to a speedy trial, confrontation of witnesses, and assistance of counsel
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