At Common Law, a Person Cannot Be Found Guilty of a Crime

question 38

Multiple Choice

At common law, a person cannot be found guilty of a crime unless two things can be established:

• A)a guilty mind (actus reus) and a wrongful act (mens rea).
• B)a wrongful act (actus reus) and a guilty mind (mens rea).
• C)intention to commit a crime and knowledge that an act constitutes a crime.
• D)the physical act of committing a crime and the resulting breach of statutory provision.

Recognize the role and distribution of vasa vasorum in blood vessel walls.

Understand the properties and roles of arteries in the circulatory system.

Comprehend the hierarchical structure of blood vessels from the heart to peripheral tissues.

Identify the major arteries of the body and their areas of supply.

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