Question

Match the following key terms with their corresponding definitions. 1. conspiracy A. an act, or failure to act, that is deemed injurious of public wel 2. crime fare or morals and for which someone can be punished by the government 3. criminal law B. a conscious intention and premeditation to do something that is 4. criminal prohibited by law and will cause a specific harm or result negligence C. the legal requirement that the government provide fair treatment through the normal judicial system 5. due process D. a minor crime; maximum punishment includes fines and up to one 6. felony year in jail E. a person who has a legal requirement to report an event or issue to 7. general intent someone else; might include reporting child or elder abuse 8. mandatory E. information exchanged between people who are in certain recog- reporter nized relationships, such as a physician-patient relationship, that cannot be disclosed without the consent of the protected party 9. misdemeanor G. a system of law consisting of a body of rules and statutes that 10. privileged define conduct prohibited by the government because such con- communication duct is an offense against the state and threatens and harms public safety and welfare 11. prosecutor H. an agreement made by two or more people to perform an illegal or 12. specific intent harmful act I the failure to use reasonable care to avoid consequences that threaten or harm the safety of the public and that have a foresee- able outcome J. a serious crime that typically involves violence and is usually pun- ishable by at least one year in state prison or death K. a mental plan to do something that is against the law whether the specific results that eventually occur were meant to happen or not L. a representative of the government who brings charges and leads government efforts to prove the guilt of a defendant in court

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match the following key terms with their corresponding Definitions. & Conspiracy R An agreement made by two & more People to perform an illegal or harmful act. a Crime - An act or failure to act, that is deemed injurious of public welfare or morals & for which someone can be punished by the government. ③ Criminal law: A system of law consisting of a body of rules & statutes that define conduct prohibited by the govt. because such conduct is an offense against the state & threatens & harms public safety & welfare. 4 Criminal negligence & The failure to ise reasonable care to avoid consequences that threaten or harm the safety of the public e that have aforeseeable outcome.

match the following key terms with their corresponding Definitions. & Conspiracy R An agreement made by two & more People to perform an illegal or harmful act. a Crime - An act or failure to act, that is deemed injurious of public welfare or morals & for which someone can be punished by the government. ③ Criminal law: A system of law consisting of a body of rules & statutes that define conduct prohibited by the govt. because such conduct is an offense against the state & threatens & harms public safety & welfare. 4 Criminal negligence & The failure to ise reasonable care to avoid consequences that threaten or harm the safety of the public e that have aforeseeable outcome.

A Criminal negligence & The failure to use reasonable care to avoid consequences that threaten or harm the safety of the public e that have aforeseeable outcome. 5. Due Process. The legal requirment that the govt. Provide fair treatment through the normal juldi- cial system 5 Felony A serious crime that typically involves viol- ence & is usually punishable by at least one yrin state prison or death - General intent: An act, or failure to act, that is deemed injurious or public welfare or morals & for which someone can be punished by the government.

8. Mandatory Reporter: A person who has a legal requirment to report an event or issue to someone else, might include reporting child & elder abuse. & Misdemeanor: A minor crime, maximum punishment includes fines es up to one year in jail. 6 Privileged communication & Information exchanged blo. People who are in certain recognized relationships, such as a physician -patient relationship, that can't be disclosed without the consent of the Protected party. Prosecutor : A representative of the govt. who brings charges e leads government efforts to prove the guilt of a defendant in court. (12. Specific intent & A mentally plan to do something that is against the law whether the specific results that eventually occur were meant to happen or not