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CILRAP » Case Matrix Network » CMN Knowledge Hub » Means of Proof Digest » Arts. 25 and 28 Modes of liability » Individual perpetration » M.2 The perpetrator fulfilled the subjective elements of the crime charged. (In addition to M.2.1. requirement, requirements of M.2.2. and M.2.3. as well M.2.4. will be applicable as defined in mental elements of each specific crime.)

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M.2 The perpetrator fulfilled the subjective elements of the crime charged.

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M.2 The perpetrator fulfilled the subjective elements of the crime charged. (In addition to M.2.1. requirement, requirements of M.2.2. and M.2.3. as well M.2.4. will be applicable as defined in mental elements of each specific crime.)

M.2.1 The perpetrator meant to engage in the conduct;

M.2.2 The perpetrator meant to cause the consequence; OR

M.2.3 The perpetrator was aware that the consequence will occur in the ordinary course of events.

M.2.4 The perpetrator was aware of the circumstance of the crime

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