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What are the elements of a criminal offence?

When deciding whether or not someone is guilty of a criminal offence, the Court will look for three elements: actus reus or a 'guilty act', mens rea or a 'guilty mind', and novus act...

DE
Answered by Dominic E. Law tutor
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What does the term "Semi-conservative" mean in relation to DNA?

DNA is a double stranded helix. During DNA replication, the strands are separated from each other (using an enzyme called DNA helicase). The unzipped DNA strands then utilize another enzyme, known as DNA ...

CA
Answered by Catherine A. Biology tutor
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How successful did Edward IV control his nobility in his first reign?

The years 1461-70 saw a long-term shift in power in the nobility, which Edward IV, an effective King, had no trouble in monitoring. The difficulty Edward IV faced from the beginning was the result of turm...

AA
Answered by Annabel A. History tutor
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Which verb should be used, "ser" or "estar"?

In Spanish there are two verbs that translate to English as "to be", and it can be difficult to know the contexts in which to use each one. But I've found that the acronym DOCTOR SELF is very he...

MS
Answered by Megan S. Spanish tutor
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To what extent are the Republican and Democratic parties ideologically distinct?

Historical opponents, the Republican and Democratic parties were established upon contrasting and conflicting ideological traditions of classical liberalism and federalism. As such, the ideologies express...

CP
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