5 Questions
What does the term 'actus reus' refer to in the context of analyzing an offence?
External circumstances that must be proven by the prosecution
In the context of determining the mental element required for an offence, what does the jurisprudence (caselaw) help with?
Determining specific or general intent of the accused
Which factor dictates the court process for an offence, such as whether a jury trial is required or not?
Whether the offence is summary, hybrid, or indictable
What does section 787(1) of the Criminal Code provide?
General penalty for summary conviction
When breaking down offence sections into actus reus and mens rea, what does 'mens rea' refer to?
'Mental element' required for the offence
Test your knowledge on the sections of the Criminal Code related to offences against property rights, including the creation of offences, punishments, defences, and processes. The quiz covers the overall structure of the Criminal Code, breakdown of offence sections, interpretation and general headings, as well as common law and statutory defences.
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