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4
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mental element of a crime
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6
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intentions must be manifested acts; intentions alone not criminal
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7
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element of crime requiring act to flow from mens rea
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8
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when you are aware that you posseess the item
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9
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one forme of omission that is sometimes criminalized
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10
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sleepwalking; acts during this state are not voluntary
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11
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when the item is not on person or nearby, but it is under the person's control
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12
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one form of omission that is sometimes criminalized
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14
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legal duty to aid strangers in peril
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15
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failure to act that can constitute the act element of a crime
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16
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the leagl assumption that something is in fact, when it is not
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17
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when possessing something without knowing what it is
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