Question

a student fails their test and then becomes ineligible for athletics. he goes up to ms. weber and confronts her; she says there is nothing he can do to bring his grade up. he then gets so upset he curses at ms. weber, saying to “go f**k yourself”. what crime has he committed? assault criminal mischief disorderly conduct no crime; its his 1st amendment right a kid ends up doing donuts in the school parking lot. he looses control and hits several students waitint for the shuttle. they end up dying from their many injuries. what crime has he committed? murder manslaughter criminally negligent homicide attempted murder a person accidentally hits the ball onto their neighbor’s land. they climb over the fence, marked with purple paint, and walk past the “no trespassing” signs. they get their ball, which is about 500 feet past the fence line. what crime is she committing? burglary robbery no crime criminal trespass where do people convicted of felonies serve their sentence? county jail state prison which misdemeanor has a punishment of up to 6 months in

Explanation:

1. El insulto verbal y agresivo a un docente es conducta desordenada. No es asalto ya que no hay amenaza física inmediata, no es daño a propiedad y el primer derecho no protege este tipo de insultos groseros.
2. Al hacer donuts y causar la muerte accidental de personas, se comete homicidio culposo (manslaughter), que es la muerte accidental causada por negligencia. No es asesinato premeditado (murder) ni intento de asesinato.
3. Al cruzar una valla y un área marcada como prohibido el ingreso ("No Trespassing") para recuperar una pelota, se está cometiendo el delito de intrusión criminal (criminal trespass). No es robo (burglary) ni hurto (robbery).
4. Las personas condenadas por delitos graves (felonies) suelen servir su condena en una prisión estatal (State prison), no en una cárcel del condado (County jail) que suele ser para delitos menos graves o personas en espera de juicio.

Answer:

1. C. disorderly conduct
2. B. manslaughter
3. D. criminal trespass
4. B. State prison