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What is the Actus Reus of a crime?

Actus Reus is all the element of a crime expect the mental element (state of mind of the offender). It is Latin for 'guilty act'; that is, the action of an offender that is against the law.
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Answered by Taiwo O. Law tutor
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What is the difference between the imperfect tense and the passé composé?

This may seem tough but once you get your head around it, it's really simple! The imperfect tense is used for actions which occured continously in the past - for example, I used to eat my toast every morning...
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Answered by Emma H. French tutor
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What is meant by 'voter fatigue'

Due to the vast range of opportunities for democratic participation (e.g. general elections, referenda, local elections), some commentators believe that voters become weary of voting, and simply do not turn ...
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What is meant by the 'separation of powers'

The theory of 'checks and balances' was conceived by the Founding Fathers, to prevent any one person or body from having too much power. This means that all three branches of government - the executive, the ...
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What is taxonomy?

Taxonomy is how species are scientifically classified. Note, a species is a group of animals that are able to interbreed to produce fertile offspring. Species are organised into groups based on their evoluti...
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