To Determine Whether an Act Caused a Specific Result

question 22

Multiple Choice

To determine whether an act caused a specific result

• A)there must be at least one eyewitness.
• B)the victim's actions need to be the proximate cause of the result.
• C)the accused person's act must be the cause-in-fact of the result.
• D)the police must obtain a confession indicating the accused person's guilt.

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