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CRW 2601CRIMINAL LAW DOCUMENT BUDDLE
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CRW 2601CRIMINAL LAW DOCUMENT
THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT: ABSOLUTE THEORY: (a) Retributive The theory of retribution is purely retrospective and foresees on the crime that was committed in the past. RELATIVE THEORY: (a) Preventative (b) Deterrence (i) General deterrence (ii) Individual deterrence (c) Reformative • The emphasis is...
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CRW2601_EXAMPACK Question and answers
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Criminal	law CRW	2601 question and answers
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CRW2601 EXAM	PACK 
QUESTION	PAPERS 
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SOLUTIONS	 
 G.R. Tutorials 
 
Criminal	law 
CRW	2601 
Question	1 
Answer	the	following	question	by	choosing	the	correct	answer 
a)	According	to	the	absolute	theory,	punishment	is	an	end	in	itself,	while	 
according	to	the	relative	theories, punishment	is	a	means	to	a	secondary	end. 
b)	The	effectiveness	of	the	theory	of	general	deterrence	depends	only	on	the	 
severity	of	the	punishment	that	is	imposed	on	an	offender. 
c) The	“triad	in	Zinn”	(the	cr...
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CRW2601 Exam Questions and Answers
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1 (a) The four requirements of criminal liability are the following conduct (act or 
omission), compliance with the definitional elements of the offence, unlawfulness and 
culpability. 
(b) In terms of the ius acceptum principle a court may only find a person guilty of an 
offence if the kind of act performed is recognized as a crime at the time of its 
commission. 
(c) The ius praevium principle requires that a court may only find a person guilty of an 
offence if the kind of act performed was ...
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