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Breaking and entering of the dwelling of another in the nighttime with the intent to commit a felony therein, is
 
  a. illegal entry
  b. false pretences
  c. home invasion
  d. common law burglary


An intoxicated individual is looking for a warm place to rest and he breaks into a house. Upon awakening he notices some expensive coins and takes them. He is most likely guilty of
 
  a. breaking and entering and larceny
  b. burglary
  c. entering by false pretenses
  d. nothing because the act was not committed at night


Unburned gunpowder released from a firearm when it is discharged is called:
 
  a. impact pattern.
  b. trace residue.
  c. rifling.
  d. gunshot residue.
  e. lead poison.


A person who buys a large screen TV for a ridiculously low price and is asked to pay cash, is likely guilty of
 
  a. custody violation
  b. wrongful possession
  c. larceny
  d. receiving stolen property


The defense that a defendant has been induced by law enforcement to commit a crime is called
 
  a. entrapment
  b. fraudulent inducement
  c. fraud
  d. intimidation
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So that's it? I get an expert answer then we move on with our lives? Not too bad Slight Smile
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