Criminal Law, 2011 Bar — Question 30
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MULTIPLE CHOICE
Ana visited her daughter Belen who worked as Caloy's housemaid. Caloy was not at home but Debbie, a casual visitor in the house, verbally maligned Belen in Ana's presence. Irked, Ana assaulted Debbie. Under the circumstances, dwelling is NOT regarded as aggravating because? (A) Dwelling did nothing to provoke Ana into assaulting Debbie. (B) Caloy, the owner of the house, was not present. (C) Debbie is not a dweller of the house. (D) Belen, whom Debbie maligned, also dwells in the house.
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