14 Questions
Which degree of robbery involves the perpetrator being armed with a deadly weapon, using (or trying to use) that weapon, and causing (or trying to cause) serious physical injury to the victim?
First-degree robbery
Which degree of robbery involves pretending or claiming to have a deadly weapon (“by word or conduct”), but not actually showing or using a weapon?
Second-degree robbery
Which degree of robbery is simply taking property from someone without their permission?
Third-degree robbery
Which of the following is true about the legal definition of rape according to the U.S. Department of Justice?
It includes any penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person.
What is one of the factors used to determine the degree of the crime of rape in Oregon?
The age of the victim
Which of the following is true about the legal definition of consent in cases of rape?
A victim who is under 16 years of age cannot give consent.
Which of the following crimes would require someone to be charged with a registerable sex crime and be listed on the National Sex Offender Public Website?
Online sexual corruption of a child
Which of the following crimes involves the theft of property from someone by force or threat of force?
Robbery
Which of the following crimes does not require the presence of a person (victim) when committing the crime?
Burglary
Which of the following crimes can be determined based on the victim's testimony alone?
Rape
Which act is considered sodomy?
Engaging in oral or anal sexual intercourse with another person
Which act is considered unlawful sexual penetration?
Penetration of the vagina, anus or penis of another with any object other than the penis or mouth of the assailant
What is required for rape in most jurisdictions?
Lack of consent from the victim
When is consent considered involuntary?
When the victim consents to the defendant's act because of force or threat of force
Quiz: Understanding Rape Laws and Corroborative Evidence Requirements Test your knowledge on modern jurisdictions' approach to rape laws and the use of corroborative evidence. Explore the significance of victim testimony and the importance of prompt reporting. Gain a comprehensive understanding of contemporary legal standards regarding consent in cases of sexual assault.
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