Criminal law

What is the element that need to be fulfilled for a person to be criminally liable for their criminal act?

• Actus reus

• Bona fide

• Pro bono

• De facto

What does omission means?

• guilty action

• failure to do something

• guilty mind

• mens rea

Which of these is NOT mens rea?

• Criminal negligence

• motive

• knowledge

• feelings

In the case of R v Nicholls

"A grandmother was found guilty because there is actus reus of not  feeding her grandchild and as a result caused the child's death". Which part of criminal liabilty is this?

• Mens rea

• Motive

• Strict liability

• Omission

What is transferred malice?

• Failure to do something

• Transfer of mens rea to another

• Criminal act

• Absence of mens rea

What is the EXCEPTION of general rule (criminal liability)?

• Rigid liability

• Strict liability

• Lenient liability

• Civil liability

Which element is absent in strict liability?

• Mens rea

• Actus reus

• Omission

• Bona fide

Section 76 refers to..

• actus reus

• mens rea

• mistake

• capacity

Mistake because of forgetfulness or recklessness is..

• Mistake of criminal

• Mistake of law

• Mistake of civil

• Mistake of fact

Chirangi v State of Nagpur [1952]

The appellant suffered from cataract & because of that disability, he mistook his son for a tiger. Which mistake is this?

• Mistake of law

• Mistake of fact