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Physical element of crime: act, omission, or state of affairs
Complete when prohibited act done, regardless of consequences
Requires specific result to be proved (e.g., murder needs death)
Defendant must act voluntarily; no liability for involuntary acts
Liability from 'being' not 'doing' (e.g., having weapon in public)
No liability for failure to act (no Good Samaritan law in England)
Duty to avert danger of one's own making
Factual causation: but for D's acts, would consequence have occurred?
D's conduct must make significant/meaningful contribution to result
Intervening act that breaks the chain of causation
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