For Crimes in Which a Harm Has Occurred, the State

Multiple Choice

For crimes in which a harm has occurred, the state must prove:

A) the harm to the victim occurred immediately.
B) the defendant's act was the ordinary and proximate cause of the harm.
C) both that harm to the victim occurred immediately, and that the defendant's act was the ordinary and proximate cause of the harm.
D) neither that harm to the victim occurred immediately, nor that the defendant's act was the ordinary and proximate cause of the harm.