smf - criminal law

1. failure or refusal to obey a court order or interfering with the functions of a court or legislative body.
3. a successful assault, in which the victim actually & intentionally (or knowingly) struck by the defendant
5. a person or leader of a narcotics trafficking network
6. robbery of persons inhabiting a dwelling
7. receive an additional sentence if dealing drugs within 1000 ft of school
11. the intent necessary for one or more elements of an offense. Murder, for example, requires the special intent that the act be do intentionally or purposely.
13. wrongful intrusion on the land or into premises of another person
16. intentional acts that hinder, corrupt, or impede the functioning of the judicial system
18. forcible stealing combined with the use of a deadly or dangerous weapon, or which results i serious bodily injury to another
20. a person reaches into cash register after distracting employee, or grabs $ from an open register
21. "confidence game" gain confidence of intended victim

2. obtaining property by threats differ from robbery, in that robbery requires threat of immediate danger
4. used to indicate control over property & objects. That the defendant does not have in actual possession(like drugs in car or home)
8. putting into circulation a check known to be worthless
9. what is the number of scheduled drugs?
10. (robbing/mugging) also called yoking (theft by force or threat of force).
12. the act of obtaining physical possession or control of another's property. the key to taking is that the thief exercises unauthorized dominion over the property
14. to place false or misleading information on a drug, or in ads used to sell a drug, or to promote it for unapproved use.
15. a person who traffics in stolen property (receiving,concealing, possessing, buying, transferring, and so on
17. when bailees & pledges have the lawful possession of property that belongs to others (car in shop)
19. giving or selling national military or defense secrets to foreign country