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    Exam 2: Foundations of Law and Crime: Nature, Elements, and Measurement
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    One's Intent While Committing a Crime Is Usually Easy to Establish
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One's Intent While Committing a Crime Is Usually Easy to Establish

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One's intent while committing a crime is usually easy to establish.

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