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What are the main defense conditions that must be met for a situation to be considered Noodweer?
What are the main defense conditions that must be met for a situation to be considered Noodweer?
- The threat of attack must be planned and against any aspect of the victim's life.
- The threat of attack can be delayed and doesn't need to be against the body or property.
- The threat of attack must be immediate and against the body, life, sexual honor, and property. (correct)
- The threat of attack can be distant and only needs to be against the victim's property.
What does Noodweer Excess refer to in Dutch law?
What does Noodweer Excess refer to in Dutch law?
- Force used within reasonable limits during a state of emergency.
- Force used beyond what is necessary due to mental shock. (correct)
- Force used in defense situations without considering proportionality.
- Force used in self-defense situations without exceeding any limits.
In which scenario would someone be considered a Participant in a criminal act according to Dutch law?
In which scenario would someone be considered a Participant in a criminal act according to Dutch law?
- The person who is the victim of the offense.
- The person who assists in committing the offense. (correct)
- The person who orders someone else to commit the offense.
- The person who prevents the offense from happening.
What does Criminal Reduction refer to in the context of Dutch law?
What does Criminal Reduction refer to in the context of Dutch law?
What is the basis for expanding punishment for an act according to Dutch law?
What is the basis for expanding punishment for an act according to Dutch law?
How are criminal reductions handled under Dutch law for children or minors?
How are criminal reductions handled under Dutch law for children or minors?
What is the main difference between general exclusion and special exclusion according to the KUHP?
What is the main difference between general exclusion and special exclusion according to the KUHP?
In which of the following cases can a perpetrator's actions be justified according to the KUHP?
In which of the following cases can a perpetrator's actions be justified according to the KUHP?
What does mitigation involve according to the text?
What does mitigation involve according to the text?
Which circumstance would NOT lead to exclusion under the KUHP?
Which circumstance would NOT lead to exclusion under the KUHP?
What is the rationale behind forgiveness according to the text?
What is the rationale behind forgiveness according to the text?
Under what circumstances does general exclusion apply according to the text?
Under what circumstances does general exclusion apply according to the text?
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