Aiding and abetting
Accessory After the Fact
Attempt - incomplete/ factual impossibility
Attempt - legal impossibility
Attempt - inherent impossibility
Conspiracy - chain
Conspiracy -wheel
Solicitation
intentionally aid
vicarious liability - parent -child
vicarious liability - employer/ employee
vicarious liability - corporate liability
vicarious liability - automobile
vicarious liability - parent child house parties (difference of rules)
natural and probable consequences rule
Pinkerton rule
Wharton rule
Gebardi rule
withdrawal and abandonment /renunciation
For EACH of the 20 terms - find a criminal case, a book of nonfiction or fiction, a short story, news article, or a movie from the past 10 years, that best illustrates the term and how it is to be applied. YOU MAN NOT USE examples from the text book.
For each term:
- identify the term
- identify the new article, criminal case, book or movie that illustrates the term, and provide clear enough citation for the article, criminal case, book, short story, or movie can be found.
- explain the facts of the case/story and identify how the story meets the term.
- If the term has one or more tests - identify the/ each test and explain how the facts fit into the test, and if the test is satisfied or not satisfied.