Here are the 4 questions I’m stuck on; if you can even help me with one I would greatly appreciate it :)
11. Please select the correct answer:
In the absence of a confession, intent must generally be proven by ________ evidence.
a. peremptory
b. exclusive
c. referential
d. circumstantial
12. What are the four types of culpability (blame worthy) in Colorado? Be sure to provide examples.
23. Please select true or false:
Under the modern approach, the fact that one conspirator has been acquitted prevents the government from prosecuting the others for conspiracy.
41. Please select yes or no:
Does the District Attorney, in a Colorado case, have to prove that the defendant had the specific intent to commit the crime that is the object of the conspiracy?
Answers & Comments
Verified answer
11. Circumstantial
12. Not sure if this is different in Colorado, but: Intentional; Negligent; Knowing; and Reckless
23. False. Levels of involvement of co-conspirators can be different, one may have a minor role and one could have a major role.
41. Yes. It would not be enough that the defendant fortuitously committed an act (even a criminal act) the resulted in the underlying crime. The defendant needs to have intended that the underlying crime be committed.
11.c