11.) Strict liability can be a basis for criminal liability. True or Flase

12.) Jacqueline was the bookkeeper for Vop, Inc. To pay a gambling debt, Jacqueline took $5,000 in cash that was to be deposited in Vop's bank account. Jacqueline then altered Vop's accounting records to hide her actions. Which statement is correct?

A. Jacqueline committed no crime if she puts the money back before it is discovered missing.

B. The government can initiate a civil lawsuit for Vop because Jacqueline's conduct was criminal.

C. The government can initiate a criminal case against her for embezzlement.

D. The government can initiate a criminal case against Vop for embezzlement.

13.) Jacqueline was the bookkeeper for Vop, Inc. To pay a gambling debt, Jacqueline took $5,000 in cash that was to be deposited in Vop's bank account. Jacqueline then altered Vop's accounting records to hide her actions. In a criminal case against Jacqueline, what is the burden of proof?

A. Preponderance of the evidence.

B. Clear and convincing evidence.

C. Beyond a reasonable doubt.

D. Probable cause.

14.) Jacqueline was the bookkeeper for Vop, Inc. To pay a gambling debt, Jacqueline took $5,000 in cash that was to be deposited in Vop's bank account. Jacqueline then altered Vop's accounting records to hide her actions. Jacqueline has been charged with a felony offense. Which statement is correct concerning Jacqueline's right to a jury trial?

A. Jacqueline has the right to a jury trial provided it is an action in equity.

B. Jacqueline has the right to a jury trial if the possible punishment exceeds six months in prison.

C. Jacqueline has the right to a jury trial if the possible punishment exceeds one year in prison.

D. Jacqueline has the right to a jury trial if the possible punishment exceeds five years in prison.

E. Jacqueline has the right to a jury trial if there is probable cause that the judge may be biased.

F. Jacqueline has the right to a jury trial.

15.) Clinton went drinking at a local bar with some friends. While driving home, Clinton swerved into the oncoming lane of traffic and crashed head-on with a vehicle driven by Angela. Angela was killed. Tests following the crash showed that Clinton's blood-alcohol level was double the legal limit for driving. Clinton was charged with involuntary manslaughter. If Clinton raises the defense of intoxication, which statement is correct?

A. The defense of involuntary intoxication will be successful since Clinton didn't intend to become intoxicated.

B. The defense of involuntary intoxication will be successful since Clinton didn't intend to kill Angela.

C. The defense of voluntary intoxication will not be a valid defense since involuntary manslaughter does not require specific intent.

D. The defense of voluntary intoxication will be a valid defense since Clinton's intoxication negated the required malice aforethought.

16.) ______________ is when the government confiscates property as a punishment for criminal activity.

17.) __________ is the lowest level of criminal mens rea.

18.) Which is not a form of criminal mens rea?

A. Purpose

B. Reckless

C. Transferred Intent

D. Knowledge

19.) In a desperate attempt to save her business, Elizabeth decided to kill her major competitor, Ben. On her way to commit the crime, Elizabeth accidentally ran a red light and crashed into the oncoming car. Ben happened to be a passenger in the car and was killed in the crash because he wasn't wearing his seatbelt. Which, if any, crime has Elizabeth committed?

A. Murder.

B. Involuntary manslaughter.

C. Voluntary manslaughter.

D. No crime has been committed.

20.) Criminal action that is generally punished by a fine is called

A. Misdemeanor.

B. Violation.

C. Infraction.

D. Civil wrong.

E. Felony.