The Latin expression ‘actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea’, means “an act does not render a man guilty of a crime unless his mind is equally guilty,” which expresses a foundational concept in criminal law. This means that proving criminal culpability necessitates not only the presence of the actus reus and the mens rea, but also the coincidence or concurrence of the mens rea with the conduct that creates the actus reus.
Consider the following statements with respect to Jizyah in DelhiSultanate:
1. Hindu subjects were subjected to Jizyah as a tax paid in lieu of...
Who is the author of the ancient Indian treatise "Arthashastra"?
Consider the following statements with reference to Microliths:
1.They are applied to tools made on microblade or bladelets.
2.They are ...
The first grain used by humans was-
Irrigation Tax was imposed by which of the following Sultans for the first time?
Sir Thomas Roe came as an official ambassador from King James I of England to which Mughal emperor's court?
Which of the following texts was not composed by Shankaracharya?
Which Sufi saint is revered as Data Ganj Baksh?
What is the name given to the land given as a gift to the temples of Chola Dynasty?
Consider the following statements:
1. Charvaka was the main expounder of this philosophy.
2. The philosophy is materialistic in nature.