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Chapter 3 Assessment Answers
Matching Key Terms
1. e
2. g
6 .Robbery
7. j
True/False Quiz
11. F
12. T
13. T
14. T
Discussion Questions
30. Some typical misdemeanors common to most jurisdictions are certain traffic offenses, thefts of
31. Some common examples of white-collar crime include embezzlement, stock swindles, frauds
Thinking Critically About the Law
32. Some would recommend legislation that provides stricter penalties and jail time for convicted
33. It would be difficult to predict the effect on the insurance business, and on the economy
35. The difference between extortion and bribery is that both parties to bribery are willing
37. Students should consider and weigh the importance of freedom of speech and association, and
Case Questions
38a. Y
39a. Y
40a. Y
Case Analysis
41. Principle of law: Buckley was guilty of several crimes including larceny, credit card fraud,
42. Principle of law: An employer cannot demand that an employee commit a crime.
43. Principle of law: Federal regulations prohibit officers of a corporation from trading in the stock
Legal Research
45. Students might point to concerns regarding the following: arson, burning to defraud, larceny,
46. Students might locate Web sites regarding the following: arson, bribery, forgery, larceny
BONUS ACTIVITIES
