Conduct Elements is an academic construct within the doctrine of *actus reus* that denotes the voluntary physical acts, omissions, or behaviors comprising the outward manifestation of a criminal offense, distinguished from mental states or consequential outcomes by focusing exclusively on the agent's intentional conduct.
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Chas. Mercier · BMJ · 1912 · 52 citations
The Mental Element in Crimes at Common Law
Jo Turner · The Cambridge Law Journal · 1936 · 28 citations
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Conduct Systems Designed to Promote Moral Learning
James M. Lancaster · New Directions for Student Services · 2012 · 11 citations · Full text
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