Hi,
I am having a tough time just keeping it straight in my head what circumstances mean in the MPC. In other words, I know figuratively that circumstances are everything that are not conduct or result elements. But can you give me an actually example of what a circumstance is in the MPC and what it means?
Thanks
MPC - Conduct, Circumstances, Result Forum
- TheThriller
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Re: MPC - Conduct, Circumstances, Result
Please phrase your question in total COA so we can better help you
- mephistopheles
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Re: MPC - Conduct, Circumstances, Result
TheThriller wrote:Please phrase your question in total COA so we can better help you
lol'd hard
- rinkrat19
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Re: MPC - Conduct, Circumstances, Result
Statutory rape: The circumstance is that one party was a minor, which makes the conduct illegal when it wouldn't have been otherwise.
Bigamy: The circumstance is that one person was already married.
Public nudity: Being naked isn't itself a crime, but the attendant circumstance is "in a public place."
The wiki article gives some decent discussion and examples: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attendant_circumstance
Bigamy: The circumstance is that one person was already married.
Public nudity: Being naked isn't itself a crime, but the attendant circumstance is "in a public place."
The wiki article gives some decent discussion and examples: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attendant_circumstance
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