Question

21 multiple choice 1 point this means that the act has to cause the harmful result a prohibited act concurrence of the act and the intent criminal intent

Explanation:

In criminal law, for an act to be considered criminal in many cases, the act must cause the harmful result. A prohibited act is something that is not allowed by law and when it causes a harmful result, it meets a key element. Concurrence of act and intent refers to the requirement that the guilty - mind (intent) and the act occur together, which is not directly about the act causing the result. Criminal intent is the mental state of the perpetrator, also not directly about the act - result relationship.

Answer:

a prohibited act