Criminal Law
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- Created on: 18-12-17 14:18
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Clues
- Conduct forbidden by the state and for which there is a punishment (5)
- Failure to act. Can only become actus reus if there's a duty of care (8)
- Highest level of Mens rea. @A decision to bring about, in so far as it lies within the accused's power [the prohibited consequence] no matter whether the accused desired that consequence of his act or not. (9)
- Not necessary for any consequence to be proven. Example: Theft (7, 5)
- The actus reus is only committed where as well as the defendant's act there is a prohibited consequence caused by the Defendant (11, 5)
- The mental element or the fault element of a crime (4, 3)
- This is an act, or an omission, or a state of affairs that is voluntary, involves prohibited conduct (5, 4)
- When the defendant intends one thing but the actual consequence is another. (7, 9)
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