Question

WILL FAN AND MEDAL PLEASE HELP!?


1. What are the three classifications of a crime according to its severity?

2. What is the difference between principals in the first degree and principals in the second?

Answer 1

@AquaStone316

Answer 2

When they say first and second degree, do you mean murder or something different?

Answer 3

I think they mean in general.

Answer 4

Then I don't know, sorry.

Answer 5

What about the first question? Could you help me there.

Answer 6

No

Answer 7

Okay thanks anyway.

Answer 8

#2: In criminal offenses, the person(s) who are directly responsible for the crime are known as the principal in the first degree. They are the ones who plan and execute the offense. A second type of principal is known as the principal in the second degree. These offenders are present when a crime as committed, but don't actually participate in the main crime (one example is the lookout or get-away driver).

Answer 9

#1: Felonies-worst
Misdemeanors-bad
Violations-kind of bad

Answer 10

Hope that helps :)