contemporaneity rule

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what is the continuing act?  
AR is ongoing, MR coincides later
fagan v mpc (continuing act)  
AR and Mr coincided when the defendant a refuses to move his car off the police man's foot
what is the series of events?
AR can be made up of a series of events where they're so connected they can't be separated. as long as MR occurs at some point, defendant will be guilty
r v thabo meli 
AR and MR coincided when they throw his body off the cliff leading to him dying from exposure
what is the contempraniety rule?  
coincidence of AR and MR
series of events
counting act

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contemporaneity rule

Cards (5)

2.11 The Chain Rule

11.6 Kirchhoff's Loop Rule

4.7 Using L'Hôpital's Rule

7.2.1 Fleming's Left-Hand Rule

2.9 The Quotient Rule

3.4.5 Khrushchev's Rule (1953–1964)

2.13 Discretionary and Rule-Making Authority

7.2.1 Fleming's Left-Hand Rule

2.5 Applying the Power Rule

3.3 Civil War and Lenin's Rule

3.3 Civil War and Lenin's Rule

3.1 The End of Tsarist Rule

The role of procurement

1D.2.1 Personal Rule (1629–1640)

3.1 The End of Tsarist Rule

3.4.3 Lenin's Rule (1917–1924)

1.7 Energy Flow and the 10% Rule

11.7 Kirchhoff's Junction Rule

2.11 The Chain Rule

2.8 The Product Rule

2.9 The Quotient Rule