One Cannot Be Convicted of Any Type of Homicide Unless

question 69

Multiple Choice

One cannot be convicted of any type of homicide unless one's act caused the death of another human being. This describes:

• A) Mens rea
• B) Attendant circumstances
• C) Actusreus
• D) Result

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