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    This document is a handout from Street Law for Lawyers & Law Students discussing whether certain actions should be considered crimes. It presents 5 scenarios: 1) a used car dealer turning back odometers, 2) a customer taking too much change, 3) a father not paying child support, 4) witnesses not reporting a car theft, and 5) a lookout deciding not to participate in a convenience store robbery where the clerk is killed. The handout prompts consideration of whether these acts should be criminal offenses under the law.

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    Street Law Teaching in the Community

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    This document is a handout from Street Law for Lawyers & Law Students discussing whether certain actions should be considered crimes. It presents 5 scenarios: 1) a used car dealer turning back odometers, 2) a customer taking too much change, 3) a father not paying child support, 4) witnesses not reporting a car theft, and 5) a lookout deciding not to participate in a convenience store robbery where the clerk is killed. The handout prompts consideration of whether these acts should be criminal offenses under the law.

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    Street Law for Lawyers & Law

    Students
    Teaching in the Community
    ©2005

    HANDOUT 1
    SHOULD IT BE A CRIME?

    1. Donald is a used car dealer who turns back the


    odometers on cars he sells.

    2. Latisha leaves a store with change for a $10 bill after


    she realizes that she gave the cashier a $5 bill.

    3. Rick has a baby boy he has never seen. He does not


    pay child support.

    4. Ron and Loni clearly observe someone break into a car


    and steal it. They do not report it.

    5. Ming plans to rob a convenience store with his friend


    and serve as a lookout person. After dropping his friend
    off at the store, he decides not to serve as the lookout.
    During the robbery, the store clerk is shot and killed by
    Ming’s friend.

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