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Mere presence of actus reus and mens rea is not enough, they must be present in

For criminal liability the guilty act and the guilty mind must coincide in time (the principle of concurrence), so they must be present in a "Concurring relationship"; their…

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For criminal liability the guilty act and the guilty mind must coincide in time (the principle of concurrence), so they must be present in a "Concurring relationship"; their unconnected coexistence does not suffice.

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