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What is the difference between subjective and objective intent?
What is the difference between subjective and objective intent?
- That the objective test relies on a universal standard, the subjective test is individually specific
- The former does not require the actus reus, the latter does.
- The first is a common law rule and the second is established by statute
- The former is what a reasonable person would intend, and the latter is what the accused actually intended (correct)
Which test relies on a universal standard?
Which test relies on a universal standard?
- Both tests
- Neither test
- Objective test (correct)
- Subjective test
What is the actus reus?
What is the actus reus?
- Both require it.
- The latter requires it, the former does not. (correct)
- The former requires it, the latter does not.
- Neither require it.
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