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    Cosmological Arguement

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    movement in everything without itself being moved. That mover may be seen as God. Aquinas’ second way is causation‚ he explains that everything has a cause and every cause has its own cause. You cannot have an infinite

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    takes avoiding action or someone else intervenes or the victim has characteristics that leave them prone to injury or death‚ the result may be what is known as a break in the chain of causation. The prosecution must prove the factual and legal causation. ‘Two things must be proven to establish factual causation;’ 1. the ‘but for’ test

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    and Policy Chapter 19 Cause and Effect Diagrams pg 319 1.what is fishbone diagram? A fishbone diagram is an analysis tool that depicts the possible cause that contribute to a single effect. 2. How would you describe a web a causation? A web causation is described as exploring cause and effect. The outcomes are almost the result of many interrelated causes and rarely the result of a single cause. Graphically depicted this concept more closely resembles a spider’s web than a simplistic

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    Breaking the Chain

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    literally "new act intervening") refers in English law to the idea that causal connections are deemed to finish. Even if the defendant can be shown to have acted negligently‚ there will be no liability if some new intervening act breaks the chain of causation between that negligence and the loss or damage sustained by the claimant. Discussion Where there is only a single operative cause for the loss and damage suffered by the claimant‚ it is a relatively simple matter to determine whether that cause

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    human activity as being the main causation factor of global warming is debateable. This is due to the idea that other possible factors responsible for causing global warming must be considered when looking to investigate the causation of global warming such as volcanoes‚ respiration in animals‚ and the history of the earth’s fluctuations in climate‚ rather than just human activity alone. Discussion: Some scientists might argue that human activity may be the causation of the increase in global temperatures

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    which people have an excessive sense of self-importance‚ an extreme preoccupation with themselves‚ and lack of empathy for others ( Board‚ A.D.A.M. Editorial). Three parts of this disorder will be dabbled upon in this paper‚ the description‚ the causation‚ and the treatment of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. The first of which will be the description. Narcissistic Personality Disorder is characterized by a long-standing pattern of grandiosity‚ a lack of empathy for other people‚ and a powerful

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    Elements of Crime

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    did “cause” Bill’s death in the sense that if he hadn’t moved the mirror in the particular way he did at that exact time‚ the window washer wouldn’t have been blinded and Bill wouldn’t have slipped. This is a good example of “but for” or “actual causation” as used in Handout #2. However‚ the law typically only imposes liability where the defendant’s conduct is the “proximate cause” of the harmful event/ crime. b. However‚ it seems like Frank didn’t do anything “wrong.” Try to elicit why this result

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    Kelly V. Movie Theater

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    warning of the water. Therefore‚ Movie Theater breached their duty of due care owed to Kelly. Actual Causation “But for” the failure to warn of the water in front of the restroom sink in the girls restroom Kelly would not have slipped on a puddle of water and suffer a painful shoulder injury. Thus‚ the Movie Theater is the actual cause of Kelly’s injuries Proximate Causation It is foreseeable if you fail to warn of a puddle of water on the floor‚ that one could slip and become

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    Injuries to the vertebral‚ muscular‚ ligamentous and neurological structures of the spine are common following collisions and work related accidents. Injuries will typically present with symptoms such as pain and can vary quite substantially from one individual to another. As patients are managed and treated for symptoms they are often at some point referred for spinal diagnostic imaging such as X-rays‚ CT scans and MRI’s. The diagnostic imaging modality will very often demonstrate commonly encountered

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    Actus Reus

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    Criminal Liability Actus reus The actus reus of a crime is the voluntary‚ deliberate act of the defendant. seen in the case of Hill v baxter 1958- in this case the court gave examples in a situation where a driver of a car would not be driving voluntary e.g. being stung by a bee and being hit on the head by a stone. The actus reus is any act of the defendant that is unlawful and has the consequence of causing injury to the victim that the law classifies as a wound or grevious bodily harm

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