The Elements of a Crime Consist Of

question 78

Multiple Choice

The elements of a crime consist of:

• A) actus reus, inchoate offense, and concurrence.
• B) mens rea, actus rea, and punishment.
• C) attendant circumstances, mens rea, and actus reus.
• D) actus reus, causation, and inchoate offense.
• E) mens rea, inchoate offense, and legality.

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Definitions:

Ceteris Paribus

Ceteris paribus is a Latin phrase meaning "all other things being equal," used in economics to isolate the effect of one variable change in the study of a phenomenon.

Inductive Reasoning

A method of reasoning in which general conclusions are drawn from specific observations or instances, often used in scientific and philosophical contexts.

Single Factor

In economics, a variable or input that is considered in isolation to evaluate its impact on an outcome or process.

Normative Economics

A branch of economics that focuses on what ought to be or what should happen, often involving judgments and prescriptions for economic policy.