For Crimes in Which a Harm Has Occurred, the State

question 3

Multiple Choice

For crimes in which a harm has occurred, the state must prove:

• A)the harm to the victim occurred immediately.
• B)the defendant's act was the ordinary and proximate cause of the harm.
• C)both that harm to the victim occurred immediately, and that the defendant's act was the ordinary and proximate cause of the harm.
• D)neither that harm to the victim occurred immediately, nor that the defendant's act was the ordinary and proximate cause of the harm.

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Definitions:

High Power Distance

A term from cultural dimensions theory referring to the degree to which less powerful members of organizations within a country expect and accept that power is distributed unequally.

Uncertainty Avoidance

A cultural dimension that describes the extent to which societies are comfortable with ambiguity, uncertainty, and unstructured situations.

Collectivist Ideals

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Intolerance

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