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26. "What is the difference between a tort and a crime?"I 27. "What are the three major classifications of crimes?II 29. "What are some acts that were previously considered crimes but are no longer viewed as violations of the law? 41. "Credit Card Fraud Buckley, a worker in a restaurant, stole a credit card from the coat of its owner with the intention of using it to charge goods. He purchased some merchandise at a retail store and paid for these goods by presenting the stolen credit card to the salesperson and signing the name ofthe person whose name page 46appeared on the card. Was Buckley guilty ofa crime? [Buckley v. Indiana, 322 N.E.2d 113 {Indiana)]" Principal of law: Decision: 42. "Credit Card Fraud Buckley, a worker in a restaurant, stole a credit card from the coat of its owner with the intention of using it to charge goods. He purchased some merchandise at a retail store and paid for these goods by presenting the stolen credit card to the salesperson and signing the name ofthe person whose name page 46appeared on the card. Was Buckley guilty ofa crime? [Buckley v. Indiana, 322 N.E.2d 113 {lndiana)]" Principal of Law: Decision. T/F. 1. Misdemeanors and Felonies are the same in every state in the U.S. 2. You can be charged in both Federal Court and a State Court for the same crime and be punished, if found Quiltv, in each Court 3. 3. In order to convict a person Guilty of a Crime you must prove your case Beyond a Reasonable Doubt