s 3.2

Establishing guilt in respect of offences

In force

In order for a person to be found guilty of committing an offence the following must be proved:

(a)

the existence of such physical elements as are, under the law creating the offence, relevant to establishing guilt;

(b)

in respect of each such physical element for which a fault element is required, one of the fault elements for the physical element.

Note 1:

See Part 2.6 on proof of criminal responsibility.

Note 2:

See Part 2.7 on geographical jurisdiction.

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