Criminal Law Ch 9 & 10

killing a person with malice aforethought

killing a person without malice aforethought

killing in self-defense

killing done by someone not of sound memory and discretion

all homicides that are neither justified nor excused

state of intentionally killing and it being planned in advanced

extremely reckless killing

the act of killing by poisoning, striking, starving ect by which human nature can be overcome

include purposeful, knowing, or reckless killing

consists of premeditated intent to kill others (the only crime today that death penalty can be imposed)

voluntary or involuntary killing another person

intentionally killing someone in the heat of anger following provocation elements include mens rea, actus reus

the trigger that sets off the sudden killing of another person

the common law rule that a husband who caught his wife in act of adultery had the adequate provocation to kill

rape by strangers or individuals with weapons who physically injure their victims

non-consensual sex between two individuals who are known to one another

intentional forced heterosexual vaginal penetration by a man of a woman who isnt his wife

an element in rape that the prosecution had to prove rape by the testimony of witnesses other than the victim

statutes that prohibit introducing evidence of victims past sexual conduct

requires that rape victims report the rape soon after it occurs

provided that legally husbands could not rape their wives

sex with a minor by whether or not accomplished by force

known as second degree rape, rape committed without aggravated circumstances

unwanted and unjustified offensive touching

an attempt to commit battery or putting another in fear

intentionally scaring another by following tormenting or harassing

the right to come and go without restraint

the taking and carrying away of another person with the intent to deprive the other person of person liberty

depriving other of their personal liberty without the asportation requirement