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Choose a concept or case from this week’s readings reflecting on this concept or case. Please include a legal analysis as well as your personal reflections.Remember, this reflection paper is to be no less than two (2) pages and no more than three (3) pages in length.Week 4Outline Chapters 7 and 8I. Assault, Robbery, Rape, and Other Crimes Against People A. Assault – unlawful attempt or threat to inflict immediate harm B. Aggravated Assault – assault with: 1. Serious bodily injury OR 2. Extreme indifference to human life (deadly weapon) C. Mayhem – mutilation, disfiguring, or disabling a victim D. Larceny/Theft (common law) 1. Trespassory taking 2. Asportation (carrying away or moving) 3. of the personal property 4. of another 5. with intent to permanently deprive the owner Robbery (common law) – The common law elements of Theft plus: 6. by force, threat, or intimidation E. Rape (common law) 1. Unlawful – Under the common law this only applied to men and women that were not married. Common law rape did not apply to husbands raping wives. 2. Carnal Knowledge (intercourse) 3. of a female – under the common law, rape only applied to men raping women 4. without her consent F. Sodomy (common law) – Anal, oral, or sex with animals (bestiality) G. Statutory Rape 1. Sex with an underage person (a minor) 2. Minors cannot legally give consent H. Incest – Sex between close family members 1. Morality issues 2. Medical Issues I. Hate Crimes – Crimes motivated by bias (race, religion, ethnicity, orientation) 1. Need a traditional crime – hate crime has to do with motive 2. hate crimes are often difficult to defineII. Property Crimes A. Larceny/Theft (common law) – See above B. Burglary (common law) 1. Breaking and entering 2. the dwelling of another 3. at night 4. with intent to commit a felony therein C. Motor Vehicle Theft 1. Enters a motor vehicle 2. knowing they are not permitted to do so 3. with intent to permanently deprive the owner (joyriding does not permanently deprive the owner) D. Arson (common law) 1. Malicious 2. Burning 3. of a dwelling 4. on another E. Embezzlement 1. Misappropriating/misapplying 2. of property or money 3. already entrusted to the accused F. Fraud 1. Representing false facts 2. by conduct, word, or writing 3. to induce the other to rely on the misrepresentation 4. and surrender something of value G. Forgery 1. falsely making or altering 2. with intent to defraud 3. a negotiable or legally enforceable instrument H. Counterfeiting 1. forging, copying, imitating without authority 2. with intent to defraud 3. a negotiable or legally enforceable instrument I. Uttering – passing the illegal instrument J. Trespass 1. Entering or remaining unlawfully on the premises of another 2. without privilege or license to do so