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What is the 'mens rea' in criminal law?

The mental state or intention of the defendant (correct)

The police report

The victim's testimony

The prosecutor's evidence

In criminal law, what does 'actus reus' refer to?

The guilty act or conduct (correct)

The defense attorney's argument

The mental state of the defendant

The judge's decision

What is the primary purpose of criminal law?

To compensate the victim

To maintain social order and protect the public (correct)

To reconcile conflicting parties

To enforce civil regulations

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Criminal Law Concepts

Mens rea refers to the guilty mind or criminal intention, emphasizing the mental element of a crime, which is a crucial aspect in determining criminal liability.

Actus Reus

Actus reus is the physical element of a crime, referring to the prohibited conduct or unlawful act that violates the criminal law.

Purpose of Criminal Law

The primary purpose of criminal law is to punish and deter individuals from committing crimes, while also protecting society and maintaining social order.

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Test your knowledge of criminal law with this multiple choice quiz. Answer questions about 'actus reus' and 'mens rea', and demonstrate your understanding of the primary purpose of criminal law. Ideal for law students and legal professionals looking to test their criminal law expertise.