1. Illegal acts committed by people in the context of their occupation using deceit and concealment are referred to as: ________________ crimes. A) strict liability B) public nuisance C) white collar D) blue collar E) felony 2. The crime of ____________ is a form of theft that involves trickery or fraud. A) wire fraud B) mail fraud C) embezzlement D) arson E) obtaining goods by false pretenses 3. The Sixth Amendment provides for all the following except: _____________. A) the right to a speedy trial B) the right to a trial by jury C) the right to confront witnesses D) the right to be represented by counsel E) the right to reasonable bail 4. Which of the following is NOT a misdemeanor criminal offense? _________ A) driving under the influence B) petty larceny C) possession of marijuana D) murder E) all of the above are misdemeanor offenses 5. A person cannot be tried twice for the same offense by the same governing body according to the __________________ Amendment. A) Third B) Fourth C) Fifth D) Eighth E) Tenth 6. The first court appearance for a criminal defendant is called the: _____________. A) preliminary hearing B) review hearing C) arraignment D) status conference E) scheduling conference 7. The prosecutor's role in the criminal justice system is to seek: ______________. A) convictions B) punishment C) justice D) fame E) none of the above 8. The specified state of mind or intent required for a person to be convicted of a crime is called: _________________. A) actus reus B) mens rea C) criminal negligence D) Both A and B E) none of the above 9. A state criminal proceeding is initiated by the filing of a(n) ______________. A) petition B) complaint C) cross-petition D) information E) none of the above 10. A defense attorney may request that the Court exclude illegally obtained evidence by filing which of the following motions? _____________ A) motion in limine B) motion for continuance C) motion to suppress D) motion to quash E) motion for summary judgment