Criminal law and procedure trivia

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• Which principle applies Korea's criminal code even to crimes committed abroad by Korean citizens?Criminal law and procedure
• What is the offence of making up facts and reporting them to investigators so that someone else faces criminal punishment?Criminal law and procedure
• What is the offence of frightening someone into handing over property, where the threat stops short of leaving them unable to resist?Criminal law and procedure
• In Korea, which court order makes a person do a set number of hours of unpaid work for the public good?Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, a person who bought a weapon in order to commit murder can be punished even if they never went on to act.Criminal law and procedure
• In a Korean criminal trial, guilt must be proven to the point where no reasonable doubt remains.Criminal law and procedure
• When a prosecutor takes a case to court, what document setting out the alleged facts and the provisions to be applied is filed with the court?Criminal law and procedure
• Not knowing that an act was forbidden by law is not, on its own, enough to escape punishment.Criminal law and procedure
• Someone who gives a bribe to a public official is not an official, so they are not punished.Criminal law and procedure
• A confession obtained through torture or threats cannot be used as evidence of guilt, even if what it says is true.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, the rule is that a suspect is investigated while held in detention.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, hitting someone does not amount to assault if the other person is not hurt.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, an accessory who only helped with another's crime is given the same sentence as the principal who carried it out.Criminal law and procedure
• In Korea, a suspect who has been arrested can be held for a week without the question of detention ever going to a judge.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, a person who does not pay a fine can be confined in a workhouse and made to work.Criminal law and procedure
• What do we call a person who talks another into committing a crime?Criminal law and procedure
• What do we call an offence that cannot be punished once the victim states they do not want it punished?Criminal law and procedure
• Which criminal trial system in Korea has ordinary citizens sit as jurors and give a view on guilt?Criminal law and procedure
• Which right lets a person stay silent about anything that would count against them in an investigation or a trial?Criminal law and procedure
• In a criminal trial, what do we call the lawyer the state provides at public expense when the defendant has none?Criminal law and procedure
• What is a person under investigation called once a prosecution has been brought?Criminal law and procedure
• Which step asks a second-instance court to review a first-instance judgment?Criminal law and procedure
• What do we call the offence of taking another person's property in secret?Criminal law and procedure
• Which measure passes sentence but holds off carrying it out, and voids the sentence if the period passes without incident?Criminal law and procedure
• What do we call an act that harms another's interest because there was no other way to escape a danger to oneself or another?Criminal law and procedure
• In Korea a person below the age of criminal responsibility is anyone under 19.Criminal law and procedure
• Imprisonment with labour and imprisonment without labour differ only in name and are the same punishment.Criminal law and procedure
• A person is not tried again for the same case once a judgment has become final.Criminal law and procedure
• A complaint and a report are the same thing, so it makes no difference who brings one.Criminal law and procedure
• For an act to be punished as a crime, it must have been set out in law beforehand.Criminal law and procedure
• In a criminal trial the defendant is presumed innocent until guilt is established.Criminal law and procedure
• A person held in criminal proceedings has the right to the assistance of counsel.Criminal law and procedure
• An administrative fine is one of the punishments set out in the criminal code.Criminal law and procedure
• Even to seize someone caught in the act, a warrant issued by a judge must come first.Criminal law and procedure
• An act to protect oneself or another from an unjust attack under way goes unpunished if there is reasonable ground for it.Criminal law and procedure