The Two General Elements Required in Order to Prove Guilt

question 60

Multiple Choice

The two general elements required in order to prove guilt in a 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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