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AQA Law Strict Liability Quiz

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What is the primary focus of Strict Liability?

Exempting individuals from liability in all cases
Focusing on negligence as the basis of liability
Holding individuals responsible regardless of fault (correct)
Requiring proof of intent for criminal liability

In strict liability cases, what is not required to establish liability?

Evidence of negligence
Causation between act and harm
Reasonable care by the defendant
Proof of intent (correct)

What is a key characteristic of strict liability offences?

They are always considered as civil offenses
They do not require proof of mens rea (correct)
They always involve intentional harm
They are never punishable by law

What is the primary focus of the Judiciary?

Interpreting and applying the law (B) Signup and view all the answers

What is a key characteristic of the Judiciary?

Independence from the government (C) Signup and view all the answers

In what type of cases does the Judiciary play a crucial role?

Adjudicating disputes between parties (A) Signup and view all the answers

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Strict Liability

Primary focus: Holding a person or entity liable for harm caused, regardless of intent or negligence
No need to establish: Fault, negligence, or intent to hold liable

Characteristics of Strict Liability Offences

Absolute liability, without consideration of fault or intent

The Judiciary

Primary focus: Interpreting and applying the law
Key characteristic: Neutrality and impartiality
Crucial role: In criminal cases, particularly those involving strict liability

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