Criminal Law, drilled to the word
The in-class quizzes want the definitions word for word from the Crimes, Defenses, and Their Elements chart. These pages grade against that exact language.
The whole term bank
Open →All 124 definitions on the chart in one page. Pick a quiz’s exact ten, twenty at random, a whole section, or the lot — then run any of eight modes: flashcards, first letters, repetition, chunk chain, pair chain, gap-fill, cold recall, or a timed run.
Practice drillQuiz 1 — Definitions
The ten definitions from the first in-class quiz in seven modes: typed recall, repetition, word bank, gap-fill, flashcards, multiple choice, and a timed exam.
Open → Practice drillQuiz 2 — Definitions
Same seven modes for the second quiz: both assaults, embezzlement, robbery, the two intoxication defenses, larceny, false imprisonment, malicious mischief, and burglary.
Open → Practice drillQuiz 3 — Definitions
Felony and misdemeanor, mistake of fact, insanity, statutory rape, uttering, both assaults, receiving stolen property, and the five basic elements that form a crime.
Open → Practice drillQuiz 4 — Definitions
Attempt under both the common law and the Model Penal Code, the theft crimes against each other, forgery, kidnapping under §212.1, arson, battery, and mayhem.
Open → Practice drillQuiz 5 — Definitions
Cumulative: arson, burglary, battery, robbery, larceny, rape, embezzlement, the intent-to-frighten assault, receiving stolen property, and false imprisonment.
Open → ToolOutline builder
Assemble a Criminal Law outline section by section as the course moves through the elements chart.
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