Which of the following sentences best represents the goal of restraint (incapacitation) in criminal punishment?

In Rosemond v. US (2014), the dissenting opinion criticized the majority for improperly shifting a potential necessity or duress affirmative defense to the prosecution. 

Which of the following best distinguishes criminal law from civil law?

Elsa pushes Anna into a pool knowing Anna can’t swim. Elsa did not want Anna to die knew it was practically certain to occur. Anna does indeed die from drowning  Elsa is charged with a crime. What was Elsa’s mental state as defined by the Model Penal Code?

What is something a judge order a defendant (or person being sued) in both civil and criminal cases?

TRUE/FALSE. To commit embezzlement, the defendant must have lawful possession of the property at the time of the alleged theft.

TRUE/FALSE. At the time Ellen Gartland went to trial in NJ v. Gartland, the law in New Jersey did not require a co-habitant to retreat from another co-habitant. 

Which of the following evidentiary issues is least likely to arise in drug crime investigations, based on the lecture?

What is the primary purpose of rehabilitation as a goal of criminal punishment?

TRUE/FALSE. Under the Pinkerton doctrine, a conspirator can be held liable for a substantive offense committed by a co-conspirator, even if the conspirator was not personally involved in or aware of the act, as long as the offense was committed in furtherance of the conspiracy.