Under Minnesota Statutes, what is the classification of first-degree murder in Minnesota?
Criminal Law
Question · Medium
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Under MSS 609.02, what is the maximum penalty for a petty misdemeanor in Minnesota?
Flashcard
Under Minnesota law, what element distinguishes burglary from criminal trespass?
1968 Supreme Court decision allowing an officer who reasonably concludes that crime may be afoot and that a person may be armed and dangerous to pat down outer clothing for weapons.
Constitutional law
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Chapter 1: Criminal Law & Procedure
1.1 MN Criminal Code & Classifications
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Cheat sheet
Under Minnesota theft law (Section 609.52), what mental state is required?
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Game
What separates a misdemeanor from a gross misdemeanor under MSS 609.02?
What constitutes robbery under Minnesota law?
Question · Easy
1969 decision limiting a search incident to arrest to the arrestee's person and the area within his immediate control.
Under Minnesota law, what is an inchoate offense?
Free, citizen, vote: three amendments
What defines a felony offense level in Minnesota?
Under Minnesota self-defense law (Section 609.06), when may a person use force?
1989 decision named for a diabetic man hurt during an investigative stop, setting the objective-reasonableness test for police force judged from a reasonable officer's view on the scene.
Use of force
1.2 Elements of Offenses & Crimes
What constitutes aggravated assault under Minnesota law?
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Term Match
Under MSS 609.185, what makes a killing first-degree murder rather than a lesser degree?
Under Minnesota law, what is arson?
1985 decision barring deadly force against a fleeing suspect who is apparently unarmed and poses no significant threat.
What distinguishes battery from assault under Minnesota law?
How does Minnesota law (MSS 609.24) define robbery?
Under Minnesota law, what constitutes identity theft?
Three-part roadside battery - eye tracking, walk and turn, and one-leg stand - used nationwide to judge impairment before an arrest.
Alcohol and drug offenses
1.3 Arrest Law & Warrant Procedures in MN
Under Minnesota law, what is conspiracy?
Flip two cards at a time to find matching terms.
Term Pairs
What two elements must be proven for burglary under MSS 609.582?
Under Minnesota law, what is stalking?
First and most accurate part of the three-part roadside battery, detected as an involuntary jerking while the suspect's eyes track a moving stimulus.
Under Minnesota law, what is criminal damage to property?
What is the core mental element required for theft under MSS 609.52?
What does the Fourth Amendment protect against?
Constitutional Law
Measure in grams per deciliter on which every state sets its drunk-driving limit; crash risk rises exponentially at .08.
1.4 Minnesota Juvenile Justice Code
Under Miranda v. Arizona, when must Miranda warnings be given?
Find five hidden terms in a grid of letters.
Term Search
What circumstance elevates sexual penetration to Criminal Sexual Conduct in the First Degree under MSS 609.342?
What is the exclusionary rule?
Officer certified through an IACP and NHTSA program who is called in to document a driver's impairment when substances other than alcohol are suspected.
Traffic safety
What does the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination protect?
Under MSS 609.2242, who must the victim be for a charge of domestic assault?
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