19:21:01	 From Heather Curtis : Levels of theft:
	Petty Misdemeanor: under $50
	Misdemeanor: $50-$500
	Third-Degree Felony: over $500
19:32:15	 From Heather Curtis : Criminal Trespass (TN):
*Know: You cannot go onto someone’s property without consent or against a trespass sign. Less than burglary because you are not intending to commit a felony. 
19:39:11	 From Heather Curtis : Carjacking (TN):
1.	Intentional or knowing taking of a motor vehicle from another person by: 
a.	A deadly weapon (OR)
b.	Force or intimidation 
19:39:35	 From Kelly Gulliver : that's what I have from my notes also, Heather
19:53:25	 From Heather Curtis : Question and Answers- Emily Marcus Levine and Paul Marcus
19:54:08	 From Rosemary Haskins : Amazon link for that book: https://www.amazon.com/Criminal-Law-Multiple-choice-Short-answer-Questions/dp/153101240X/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Question+and+Answers-+Emily+Marcus+Levine+and+Paul+Marcus&qid=1603328024&sr=8-1
19:58:45	 From Chandler Schewe : https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/campusRatings.jsp?sid=4428
20:08:57	 From shannonland : Pages 328-329
20:36:53	 From Heather Curtis : Legal impossibility: I am not guilty if I thought it was illegal, but it actually isn’t. See page 	331 for a good example. 

Factual impossibility: Once, I convince someone to participate with me (illegal or not), I 	am convicted of solicitation.