In General, a Crime Consists of Two Elements

question 13

Essay

In general, a crime consists of two elements:
(1) the wrongful or overt act and
(2) the criminal or mental intent. Discuss the following concepts of criminal law and how and why the general elements of criminal action are altered, extended, or eliminated. In addition, give examples corresponding to each concept of the type of conduct that could be a criminal act.
a. Objective fault
b. Vicarious liability
c. Corporate liability

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