Criminal Law, 2012 Bar — Question 2

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Under which of the following circumstances is an accused not liable for the result not intended? (A) Accused is not criminally liable for the result not intended when there is mistake in the identity of the victim. (B) Accused is not criminally liable for the result not intended when there is mistake in the blow. (C) Accused is not criminally liable for the result not intended when the wrongful act is not the proximate cause of the resulting injury. (D) Accused is not criminally liable for the result not intended when there is mistake of tact constituting an involuntary act.

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