1.
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Explain the purpose for title 13 as given in Arizona Revised statutes
13-101. (I)
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2.
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Describe the four culpable mental states. (II)
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3.
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Define terms as outlined in Arizona revised statutes 13-105. (II)
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4.
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Identify the time limitations and provisions as outlined by Arizona
revised statutes 13-107. (II)
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5.
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Define "criminal liability" per Arizona revised statutes 13-201. (II)
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6.
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Explain the causal relationship between conduct and result to mental
culpability. (II)
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7.
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Define "accomplice." (II)
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8.
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Identify criminal liability based upon conduct of another. (II)
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9.
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Describe in detail physical deadly force and exlain the justification
for when and how to use such force. (II)
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10.
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Describe self-defense and explain the justification for when and how
to use techniques for self-defense. (II)
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11.
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Explain the justification for the use of threatening force in defense
of property. (II)
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12.
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Identify the uses of physical deadly force during crime prevention.
(II)
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13.
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List the elements of duress. (II)
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14.
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Define immaturity as outlined in Arizona revised statutes 13-501. (II)
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15.
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Name the ten classifications of offenses. (II)
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16.
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List the elements of suspension of civil rights. (II)
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17.
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Given a factual situation-in written, verbal, or visual
form-portraying a possible violation of an Arizona law relating to one
of the crimes listed below, state the following:A) the elements which
led to the conclusion B) weather the crime was culminated C) the name
of the crime committed. (II)
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18.
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Given a factual situation-in written, verbal, or visual
form-portraying a possible violation of Arizona revised statutes
relating to one of the crimes listed below, state the following: A)
the elements which led to the conclusion B) weather the crime was
culminated C) the name of the crime committed. (III, IV, V)
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