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Actus Reus and Omission

Actus Reus means a "guilty act." But it can also mean not doing something when you should have. Let's break it down:

1. What is Actus Reus?
   Actus Reus usually means taking action to do something wrong. But it also includes cases where someone fails to act when they are supposed to.

2. When is Not Acting a Crime?
   Not doing something can be a crime if:

   • There is a law that says you have to do it, like paying your taxes.
   • There is a special relationship that requires you to help, like a parent needing to take care of their child.
   • You put someone in danger and then do nothing to help.

3. Example in Real Life:
   Imagine a lifeguard at a pool. If they see someone drowning but don’t help, they could get in trouble. It’s about having a responsibility and then not doing what they should!

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This version keeps the same ideas but is easier to understand.