In the audio lecture I discussed People v. Borak, an Illinois case where Dr. Borak was found not guilty of raping a patient whom he was examining.  1.  Why was he not convicted?2.  Would he be convicted today?  Why or why not. 

 Name four of the major legal excuses. 

In general, rape is sexual intercourse by a male defendant with a female victim that is committed in any of the three following ways. Which of the following does NOT belong?

How is tort liability different than criminal liability?

Mechanical devices such as warning alarms or electric fences may be used if they are reasonable and give adequate warning to the intruder that they exist.

State when the death penalty cannot be imposed.

The establishment of the American Law Institute was the result of:

A defendant who may be sentenced to any time in jail or prison is entitled to:

Which of these holds a person criminally liable even when the consequences of his or her action was not what he/she initially intended.  For example, Jim intended to kill his wife.  He shot at her, but she fell just before he fired the shot and his bullet hit and killed a neighbor.

A defendant must prove the __________ to be acquitted of a crime because of self-defense.