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21.
Recklessness
22.
Negligence
23. Offences that do not specify fault elements
Division 4 — Cases where Fault Elements are not required
24.
25.
Strict liability
Absolute liability
PART 6 — CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH THERE IS NO CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY
Division 1— Circumstances involving lack of Capacity
26.
27.
28.
Children under 10 years
Children over 10 years but under 14 years
Mental impairment
Division 2 — Intoxication
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
Definition – self induced intoxication
Intoxication (offences involving basic intent)
Intoxication (negligence as fault element)
Intoxication (relevance to defences)
Involuntary intoxication
Division 3 — Circumstances involving mistake or ignorance
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
Mistake or ignorance of fault (fault elements other than negligence)
Mistake of fact (strict liability)
Mistake or ignorance of statute law
Mistake or ignorance of subordinate legislation
Claim of right
Division 4 — Circumstances involving External Factors
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
Intervening conduct or event
Duress
Sudden or extraordinary emergency
Self defence
Lawful authority
PART 7 – EXTENSIONS OF CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY
(ATTEMPTS, COMPLICITY, INCITEMENT ETC.)
44.
Attempt
45.
Complicity and common purpose
46. Offences committed by joint offenders in prosecution of common purpose
47.
Innocent agency
48.
Incitement
49.
Conspiracy
50.
References in Acts to offences
PART 8 — CORPORATE CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY
51.
General principles
52.
Physical elements
53. Fault elements other than negligence
54.
Negligence
55.
Mistake of fact (strict liability)
56.
Intervening conduct or event