Question    Correct Match    Selected Match
Crime is an act done by an ____________in violation of those duties that she or he owes to society.     H. individual
H. individual

Criminal law is _______law and statutory law.     M. public
M. public

Penalities for committing a crime can include fines, ____________, or both.     G. imprisonment     G. imprisonment

In criminal law the ___________is the plaintiff.     J. government     J. government

The most serious crimes are classified as _____________     F. felonies
F. felonies

Two elements must be proven for a person to be found guilty of most crimes. One is a state of mind and is called _____________     L. intent
L. intent

Injured parties may bring _______or tort actions against a wrongdoer.     N. civil
N. civil

In most cases before the police can arrest a person they must obtain an __________     E. arrest warrant     E. arrest warrant
Probable ____________is defined as the likelihood that the person either committed or is about to commit a crime.     C. cause
C. cause

During an arraignment the accused is informed of the ___________against him.     I. charges
I. charges

During an arraignment the accused is asked to enter a __________     A. plea
A. plea

A plea of nono contendere means that the accused agrees to the penalty but does not _____ to the crime.     O. admit
O. admit

Two elements must be proven ofr a person to be found guilty of most crimes. One is behavior and is called the ___________     B. act
B. act

If a defendant is found guilty at trial he may_____________the verdict.     D. appeal
D. appeal

If a defendant is found not guilty at trial the government may ________appeal the verdict.     K. not
K. not