One who intentionally strikes another person with a sharp metal letter opener would most likely be charged with __________.

The Insanity Defense Reform Act of 1984 provides that in federal courts _________.

At common law, ___________ consisted of an intentional, unlawful killing that occurred in the heat of passion as a result of some adequate provocation.

The common law regarded a child under age ______ as incapable of forming criminal intent.

Federal statutes require financial institutions to file Currency Transaction Reports with the Secretary of the Treasury for cash transactions in excess of _____________.

Homicide is generally considered _____________ when committed by accident or misfortune or in doing any other lawful act by lawful means, with usual and ordinary caution, and without any unlawful intent.

Where gambling is prohibited, state laws customarily make it unlawful to possess gambling devices and provide for their ____________.

There are four defenses asserting the lack of capacity to commit a crime: intoxication, ________, insanity and automatism.

In some states where insanity is classified as an affirmative defense, the defendant bears the burden of proof of insanity, usually by ______________.

While the crime of solicitation merely requires an enticement, the offense of __________ entails an agreement.