A Defendant Who Commits a Crime Is Responsible for the Natural

question 4

Multiple Choice

A defendant who commits a crime is responsible for the natural and probable consequences of that act but the chain of causation will be broken by:

• A) An intervening act by a co-defendant acting in concert with D.
• B) An intervening act which is voluntary and independent of D's original act eg: self-injection in a drug supply case.
• C) Medical negligence
• D) Actions of the victim

Comprehend the influence of various figures and families, such as the Medici, in Italian political and cultural life.

Recognize the economic factors and innovations that contributed to the rise of merchant capitalism and banking in Italy.

Identify the major artistic achievements and characteristics of Renaissance art.

Distinguish between medieval scholasticism and Renaissance humanism in terms of goals and outlooks.