Most statutes adopt what MPC rule?
A) one-voluntary-act-is-enough rule
B) no-voluntary-act-is-enough rule
C) any-voluntary-act-is-enough rule
D) most-voluntary-act-is-enough rule

Question

Most statutes adopt what MPC rule?​
A) one-voluntary-act-is-enough rule
B) no-voluntary-act-is-enough rule
C) any-voluntary-act-is-enough rule
D) most-voluntary-act-is-enough rule

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Most statues adopt the one-voluntary-act-is-enough rule which means that a defendant can be held liable for a crime even if their voluntary act was only one part of a larger chain of events that led to the crime. This rule is based on the Model Penal Code (MPC) which is widely used by states as a guide for their criminal laws.

Most Statutes Adopt What MPC Rule?​

Most Statutes Adopt What MPC Rule?