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What does 'omission' refer to in the context of criminology?
What does 'omission' refer to in the context of criminology?
What is the legal classification of crimes based on the text?
What is the legal classification of crimes based on the text?
What must an act have to be defined as a crime according to the text?
What must an act have to be defined as a crime according to the text?
What is 'Mens Rea' in the context of criminology?
What is 'Mens Rea' in the context of criminology?
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What is the fundamental requirement for an act to be defined as a crime according to the text?
What is the fundamental requirement for an act to be defined as a crime according to the text?
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Study Notes
Criminology Concepts
- Omission refers to the failure to act or perform a duties, which can be considered a criminal offense.
Classification of Crimes
- Crimes are legally classified into two categories: mala in se and mala prohibita.
Defining a Crime
- An act must have both actus reus (guilty act) and mens rea (guilty mind) to be defined as a crime.
Mens Rea
- Mens rea refers to the mental state or intention of committing a crime, i.e., the guilty mind.
Fundamental Requirement for a Crime
- The fundamental requirement for an act to be defined as a crime is that it must have both actus reus and mens rea.
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Test your knowledge of criminology with this quiz on crimes and criminality. Explore the classification of crimes and legal aspects related to acts that violate the law. Sharpen your understanding of this fascinating field of study.
