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The discretional power to decide whether or not to prosecute a crime is more casily recognised by a) German Criminal Law (2) Common law systems +) Southern Europe Criminal Law systems d) National Criminal Law, in comparison with International Criminal Law. 13. Purpose, knowledge, recklessness and negligence are a) Elements ofthe Germanio-based concept of crime b) Modalities of actus revs in the comnon law concept of crime E) States of mind described by the American Model Penal Code (mens rea) 4) Degrees of criminal ability in all criminal justice systems. 14. The pbilosophical justification of punishment that aims to prevent future law breaking by other citizens trough an efficient and effective penal sanction imposed to the wrongdoer is known as a) Retribution b) Special prevention 0) Restoration A) General prevention 15. Crimes whose commission or effects take place in more than one country and require from the State coordinated strategies to prevent and prosecute them aro a) International crimes b) Natural orimes L6)? Transnational crimes d) Conventional crimes 16. Imagine that Josef K., Ministry of Franco, committed war crimes by ordering attacks against civilians in Congo on January 1998. He caa not be prosecuted by tho International Criminal Court. Why? a) Itis mota crime under the jurisdiction of the ICC (9) The act was committed before the entry of the force of the Romo Statute 5, France did not ratified the Romo Statute d) ICC can not prosecule members of democratic Goverments. 17, On the basis of the Treaty of Amsterdam, the European Union adopted binding efícct standards harmonising national criminal systems by way of a) Conventions b) Parliamentary laws e) Recommendations Cd Framework Decisions 18. The European Union adopted Directives alter the entry into force o? the Lisbon Treaty in matters of a) eybercrime and terrorism b) crimes against the economical interests of the European Union (0), trafficking of human beings and sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of 5 cnilaren d) drug trafficking and prostitution. 19. When Criminal Law admils the State”s jurisdiction to prosecute crimes which were committed out of the State's territory although there is no connection with national citizens or interests, that is the so-called a) Broad concept of territory b) Principle of active personality <) Principle of passive personality (é) Universal jurisdiction 20. Anselm von Feuerbach was interested in Comparativo Criminal Law because of (2). his rejection of traditional natural law “B) his will to eliminate the influence of the Enlightenment in German Law 9) tho superiority of the American Law over the Bavarian Law. d) his need to elaborate the first Criminal Code of the Reich, which was based on exotic elements. 
