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CJA/354 Criminal Law Definitions and State-Specific Legal Analysis

This paper defines key criminal law concepts and offers a state-specific analysis of legal variations.

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    Week Four Worksheet CJA/354 Version 4 1 CJA/354 Criminal Law Definitions and State - Specific Legal Analysis Week Four Worksheet Match the Definitions on the left to the correct Terms on the right by entering the correct corresponding alphabetical letter next to the numbers in the first column. Not all terms will be used. Definitions Terms 1. H Engaging in sexual activities for something of value A. Disorderly conduct B. Breach of peace C. Loitering D. Treason E. Perjury F. Contempt G. Obscenity H. Prostitution I. Exploitation J. Illegal entry into the US K. Terrorism L. Sedition M. Delirium tremens N. USA Patriot Act O. Unlawful assembly P. Confiscation Q. Habe a s corpus 2. A Specific, purposeful , and unlawful behavior that causes public inconvenience, annoyance , or alarm 3. D An overt act that is an attempt to overthrow the government 4. F Deliberate conduct calculated to obstruct or embarrass a court of law or a judicial officer 5. J Defendant is not a U.S. citizen and is found in or enters the United States 6. B A public offense done by violence, or a disturbance of public order or tranquility 7. L A communication or agreement intended to defame the government or to incite treason 8. O A gathering of three or more people for the purpose of committing an unlawful act or a lawful act in a violent, boisterous , or tumultuous manner 9. C The act of delaying, lingering , or idling about without a lawful reason for being present 10. Q A writ used by prisoners to challenge the nature and length of their confinement 11. G Offensive photos, movies , or other works that are often sexual in content that are judge immoral by community standards 12. K A violent act dangerous to human life, intended to intimidate or coerce a government or civilian population, in furtherance of a political or social objective 13. E The willful giving of false testimony under oath in

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