CL Multistate Things I Don't Know

1.        A person is guilty of criminal intent when, with the specific intent to bring about a criminally prohibited result, he comes substantially close to achieving that result. Thus, all intents are specific intent crimes.
2.        A person is guilty of criminal intent when, with the specific intent to bring about a prohibited result, she comes substantially close to doing so. Thus all attempts are specific intent crimes.
3.        Wharton's Rule: there can be no conspiracy unless the agreement involves at least one person who is not essential to the commission of the crime to which the conspirators agreed.
4.        Larceny, even the slightest movement will suffice.
5.        Statutory rape is a S/L crime requiring no intent at all; therefore, a defendant who has sexual intercourse with a female who is too young to consent is guilty if he was aware that he was engaging in intercourse.
6.        Rape is a general intent crime, therefore the defendant's intent is critical: if he did not intend to have intercourse, there can be no conviction.
7.        A police officer who has probable cause to believe that the defendant is in the process of committing a crime may arrest the defendant without a warrant.
8.        What the fuck is probable cause!!!