Across
- 4. intentional or unintentional killing conducted with malice aforethought
- 6. type of intent nullified by honest but unreasonable mistake of fact or voluntary intoxication
- 8. type of intent nullified by honest and reasonable mistake of fact
- 9. malicious burning of a structure
- 11. trespassory taking and carrying away of another's personal property with intent to permanently deprive
- 13. type of manslaughter that is intentional, but mitigated by adequate provocation or other circumstances negating malice aforethought
- 14. attempted battery, or intentionally causing victim to fear immediate battery
- 17. duty to do this before using deadly force
- 20. plaintiff must prove the act was set in motion by the requisite state of mind
- 22. defendant reasonably believes force is necessary to avoid a greater harm that is immediate, and defendant is not responsible for causing the harm
- 24. aids, abets, or facilitates criminal acts of another, provided the criminal consequences are foreseeable in relation to the acts
- 25. intentional or reckless application of unlawful force to the victim's person
- 26. obtaining property by threat of future harm
- 27. rule regarding liability where police or victim kills the co-felon
Down
- 1. doctrine that makes co-conspirators guilty of crimes that are a foreseeable outgrowth of a conspiracy and are done in furtherance of the conspiracy
- 2. agreement to commit a crime coupled with a significant overt act in furtherance of the agreement
- 3. unlawful conversion of property lawfully in defendant's possession with intent to permanently deprive
- 5. breaking and entering the dwelling of another with the intent to commit a felony therein
- 7. type of manslaughter that is unintentional, caused by recklessness, criminal negligence, or during the commission of an unlawful act
- 10. timely repudiation plus sufficient steps to neutralize any assistance provided before commission of the crime
- 12. independent and inherently dangerous felonies mnemonic
- 15. guilty mind
- 16. guilty act
- 18. specific intent to bring about a criminal result and a significant overt act in furtherance of that intent
- 19. defendant seeks to induce another to commit a crime
- 21. larceny by force
- 23. defendant was laboring under defect of reason from a disease of the mind as to not know the nature and quality of the act or that what he was doing was wrong