Lex talionis refers to:a. Deterrenceb. Utilityc. Eye for an eyed. Rehabilitation

The Caldwell test (1982) introduced:A. Objective recklessnessB. Pure subjectivityC. NegligenceD. Strict liability

Manslaughter differs from murder because it lacks:A. Actus reusB. HarmC. IntentD. Malice aforethought

Gross negligence differs from ordinary negligence in that it:A. Requires maliceB. Involves intentionC. Is always criminalD. Shows a serious disregard for duty

Duress requires threats that are:a. Future-basedb. Minorc. Immediate and credibled. Hypothetical

The term “wickedness” was rejected in Cunningham because it:A. Was outdatedB. Was too vagueC. Was too strictD. Was too narrow

Which of the following was not a result of the 1783 Treaty of Paris?     

“. . . Now, one of the most essential branches of English liberty is the freedom of one’s house. A man’s house is his castle; and whilst he is quiet, he is as well guarded as a prince in his castle. . . .”  – James Otis, Against the Writs of Assistance Which provision in the Bill of Rights includes this same belief?

Chapters 6-10 Terms/Vocab Matching. Each word is worth 3 points apiece.

In regard to slavery, what did the Constitution do?