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One Cannot Be Convicted of Any Type of Homicide Unless

Question 69

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One cannot be convicted of any type of homicide unless one's act caused the death of another human being. This describes:

A) Mens rea
B) Attendant circumstances
C) Actusreus
D) Result

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