Explain the three broad categories of criminal offences
Explain the three broad categories of criminal offences?
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There are three broad categories of criminal offences:-
Absolute Liability: The mere doing of the act makes the accused guilty of the offence.
Strict Liability: The accused can avoid liability by showing she took all reasonable care.
Mens Rea: A "guilty mind" must be shown. In general, the prosecution must prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the accused committed the act or omission that is the subject of the offence and also that the accused had mens rea.
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