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PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAW  \na. Actus reus  \nb. Mens rea  \nc. Concurrence  \nd. Causation  \nII. ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY  \na. Elements of accomplice liability  \ni. Must be aiding, abetting and counseling the crime.  \nii. Mere presence not enough.  \niii. Liability: the crime itself and all other foreseeable crimes.  \nb. Defenses  \ni. Withdrawal  \n1. If the person merely encouraged the commission of the crime, he must repudiate his encouragement  \n2. If person provided some material, must do all possible to retrieve it  \n3. Alternative: notify authorities or take some action to prevent the commission of the crime  \n4. Must be before the chain of events leading to the commission of the crime becomes unstoppable  \nii. Accessory after the fact  \n1. Helping someone escape  \na. Not liable for the crime itself  \nb. A separate lesser charge  \nIII. INCHOATE OFFENSES  \na. Solicitation  \nb. Conspiracy  \ni. Elements  \n1. Agreement  \n2. Intent to agree  \n3. Intent to achieve the unlawful purpose or objective of the agreement  \nii. Liability  \n1. Each conspirator liable for all crimes of other conspirators if foreseeable and in furtherance of the conspiracy  \niii. Defense  \n1. No impossibility defense  \na. Can only withdraw from liability for future crimes – no withdrawal from liability for the conspiracy itself  \nb. No merger  \n1  \nBar Exam Doctor  \nc. Attempt  \ni. Elements  \n1. Specific intent  \n2. A substantial step in the direction of the commission of the crime  \n3. Mere preparation not enough  \nii. Defenses  \n1. Factual impossibility no defense  \n2. Legal impossibility is a defense  \n3. Abandonment no defense after the substantial steps have begun  \nIV. COMMON LAW CRIMES  \na. Crimes against the person  \ni. Homicide  \n1. Murder  \na. Malice aforethought  \ni. Intent to kill  \nii. Intent to commit serious bodily injury  \niii. Wanton and reckless – abandoned and malignant heart  \niv. Felony murder  \nb. Degrees  \n2. Voluntary manslaughter  \na. Adequate provocation  \nb. Heat of passion – no cooling time  \n3. Involuntary manslaughter  \na. Unintentional killing  \nb. Misdemeanor manslaughter  \nii. Assault and battery  \niii. Rape  \niv. Kidnapping  \nv. Mayhem  \nb. Crimes against personal property  \ni. Larceny  \nii. Embezzlement  \niii. False pretenses  \niv. Receiving stolen property  \nc. Crimes against person and personal property  \ni. Robbery  \nii. Extortion  \nd. Crimes against real property  \ni. Arson  \nii. Burglary  \ne. Crimes against the public  \ni. Forgery  \nii. Misprision, compounding a felony  \niii. Bigamy  \n2  \nBar Exam Doctor  \nV. DEFENSES  \na. Self-defense  \nb. Defense of others  \nc. Defense of property  \nd. Insanity  \ni. M’Naughten  \nii. Irresistible Impulse  \niii. ALI Substantial Capacity  \niv. Durham Product  \ne. Intoxication  \ni. Voluntary  \nii. Involuntary  \nf. Entrapment  \ng. Mistake  \nh. Age, infancy  \ni. Necessity  \nj. Duress  \nk. Crime prevention  \nCRIMINAL PROCEDURE ESSAY  \nI. 4th AMENDMENT  \na. Arrest  \ni. Standards – felony, misdemeanor  \nii. Detentions  \nb. Search and seizure  \ni. Governmental conduct  \nii. Reasonable expectation of privacy  \niii. Search with or without warrant?  \n1. With a warrant  \na. Probable cause  \nb. Scope of warrant  \nc. Neutral and detached magistrate  \nd. Proper execution  \ne. Good faith  \n2. Without a warrant  \na. Incident to lawful arrest  \nb. Automobile  \nc. Plain view  \nd. Consent  \ne. Stop and frisk  \nf. Exigent circumstances  \niv. Persons or places searched  \n1. Public schools  \n2. Probationer  \n3. Border searches  \n4. Wiretapping  \n5. Body searches  \nv. Exclusionary rule  \n3  \nBar Exam Doctor  \n1. Harmless or reversible error  \n2. Fruit of the poisonous tree  \n3. Inevitable discovery or independent source  \n4. Admissible to impeach  \nII. 5th AMENDMENT  \na. Incriminating statements  \ni. Privilege against self-incrimination protects compelled testimonial evidence  \nii. Miranda  \n1. Custodial in","cbCainak48zAySKS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainak48zAySKS","pdf",761280,"English","# Criminal Law Essay\n## Principles of Criminal Law\n## Accomplice Liability\n## Inchoate Offenses\n## Common Law Crimes\n## Defenses\n# Criminal Procedure Essay\n## 4th Amendment\n## 5th Amendment\n## 6th Amendment\n## 8th Amendment\n## 14th Amendment","[{\"question\":\"What are the core elements of criminal liability discussed in the outline?\",\"answer\":\"The outline identifies actus reus and mens rea, along with concurrence and causation as central principles for criminal liability analysis.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the outline treat accomplice liability and what defenses are listed?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that accomplice liability requires aiding, abetting, and counseling, and that mere presence is insufficient. 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