crimes against society crimes against individual crimes of violence crimes without victims cyber crime strict and absolute liability offences relationship between statute law and common law Elements of crime may elements of an offence, such as: refer to: mensrea mental or fault elements, including: – intention recklessness knowledge negligence vicious/malicious will actus reus external or physical elements, including: – conduct omission circumstances consequences Factors (affecting capacity to commit crime elements and defences of voluntary conduct crime) may refer to: subjective and objective test/standard defences to offences rights, privileges and immunity rules and admissibility of evidence legal duty to act criminal responsibility, such as: children mentally impaired person burden of proof and standard of proof Rebuttable and what is a presumption irrebuttable presumptions under statute law presumptions may presumptions at common law include: effects on legal process General defences may infancy refer to: automatism
crimes against society crimes against individual crimes of violence crimes without victims cyber crime strict and absolute liability offences relationship between statute law and common law Elements of crime may refer to: elements of an offence, such as: mensrea – mental or fault elements, including: intention recklessness knowledge negligence vicious/malicious will actus reus – external or physical elements, including: conduct omission circumstances consequences Factors (affecting elements and defences of crime) may refer to: capacity to commit crime voluntary conduct subjective and objective test/standard defences to offences rights, privileges and immunity rules and admissibility of evidence legal duty to act criminal responsibility, such as: children mentally impaired person burden of proof and standard of proof Rebuttable and irrebuttable presumptions may include: what is a presumption presumptions under statute law presumptions at common law effects on legal process General defences may refer to: infancy automatism
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