The Two General Elements Required in Order to Prove Guilt

question 97

Multiple Choice

The two general elements required in order to prove guilt in an intent crime are:

• A) criminal act and damages.
• B) criminal act and criminal intent.
• C) criminal act and at least one impartial witness.
• D) criminal act and resultant harm.
• E) criminal act and physical injury.

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Definitions:

Permanent Visual Damage

Damage to the visual system that is irreversible, potentially affecting one's ability to see permanently.

Infancy

The period in a human's life that ranges from birth to the age of two, characterized by rapid physical and psychological development.

Synaptic Terminals

The extremities of axons that make synaptic connections with other neurons, releasing neurotransmitters to transmit nerve impulses.

Resting Potential

Resting potential is the electrical difference across the neuronal membrane when the neuron is not actively sending a signal, typically around -70 millivolts.