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    Recognition That People Normally Intend the Natural and Necessary Consequence
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Recognition That People Normally Intend the Natural and Necessary Consequence

Question 28

Question 28

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Recognition that people normally intend the natural and necessary consequence of their acts is:


A) a "true" and proper presumption.
B) a permissible inference.
C) unconstitutional.
D) part of a proper defense, but not part of the prosecution's case.

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