Excessive governmental involvement in the crime

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Question 1: In the case of Hampton v. United States, 425 U.S. 484 (1976) the Defendant's conviction was reversed by the US Supreme Court due to excessive governmental involvement in the crime

a. True

b. False

Question 2: Inchoate crimes include each of the following except

a. Attempted Murder

b. Conspiracy

c. Negligence - Inchoate crimes are defined as acts that imply an inclination to commit a crime that is never completed.

d. Solicitation

Question 3: Malum In Se is:

a. immoral in its nature and injurious in its consequences

b. an insanity defense

c. entrapment

d. the intent to commit a criminal act

Question 4: Malum Prohibitum is:

a. a wrong in itself

b. a legislatively prohibited wrong

c. a law against drinking

d. a bad or invalid custom

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