Offenses motivated by bias against a person’s race, religion, nationality, gender, disability or sexual orientation are termed ___.

Jacqueline sends an email to Patrick, threatening to “spread the word around town” that he is a carrier of a STI (sexually transmitted infection) unless he sends her the $1,000 she needs to pay her gambling debts. Jacqueline may be prosecuted for ___.

Continuing from the facts in the previous question, while questioning a police officer on direct examination, the prosecutors play an audiotape of a phone conversation between Oxford Jack’s wife and her now-deceased brother. This audiotape includes the wife discussing fears that her husband might be a violent man. However, Oxford Jack’s wife is not actually able to appear in person because she has fled the country, fearing for her safety. What is the likely objection by the defense to the playing of the audiotape of the wife and would the audiotape be permitted to be played or not?

Depending on the circumstances, parents who inflict injury on a child or who impose excessive corporal punishment may most likely be found guilty of ___.

Nelly is a bank teller. She has manipulated the bank books by diverting funds belonging to the bank into her own account and has withdrawn those funds. Upon discovery by the bank, she will most likely be charged with ___.

Involuntary ___ rarely occurs, but when it does, it can negate criminal intent.

Daniel grabbed a large stick and in a threatening manner advanced toward William who wet his pants. Before he came within striking distance of William, a third party stopped him. Based on this evidence is it likely that Daniel will be found guilty of assault?

Larry Lightfingers steals a package of filet mignon priced at $19.99 from the meat counter in a supermarket. As he leaves the store, he is approached by a security guard. Lightfingers kicks and injures the security guard and takes the security gaurd’s flashlight in his attempt to leave with the meat he has stolen. What crime(s) have Lightfingers committed?

While taking his nightly walk, Charley Goodneighbor saw Joe Macho commit a battery on Charlene Lovely, a fourteen-year-old girl. Goodneighbor came to Lovely’s defense and struck Macho so hard it fractured his skull. The police arrested both Macho and Goodneighbor. Goodneighbor explained to the police that he came to Lovely’s aid to prevent her from being injured by Macho. What factors will the prosecutor probably consider in determining whether to file charges against Goodneighbor?

Northern Nevada had three truck driving schools, one in Reno, one in Sparks, and one in Fernley.  Sam Shady, the owner of the truck driving school in Reno was upset that the other two truck driving schools set their tuition rates below his rate and as a result his enrollment dropped.  One day Sam sent a letter to the owners of the truck driving schools in Sparks and Fernley asking them to agree that all three schools set their tuition rates the same.  Sam reasoned that if they all set their tuition rates to the same amount, their enrollment would be about the same and they would all make more money.  The owner of the Sparks truck driving school agreed.  Is Sam Shady guilty of violating state or federal Antitrust Acts which makes it a crime to enter any contract or engage in any combination or conspiracy in restraint of trade or to monopolize or attempt to monopolize trade?