THIS PAPER CONSISTS OF SEVEN (8) PAGES PLUS INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF A
MARK READING SHEET.
THE QUESTIONS IN THIS PAPER COUNT HUNDRED (100) MARKS. THE PAPER CONSISTS OF
TWO PARTS, MARKED A AND B. YOU MUST ANSWER BOTH PARTS A AND B. PART A CONSISTS
OF TEN (10) MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS. EACH QUESTION COUNTS THREE (3) MARKS,
WHICH MEANS THAT THE QUESTIONS IN PART A COUNT A TOTAL OF THIRTY (30) MARKS. IN
PART B, THE ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS MUST BE WRITTEN IN THE EXAMINATION
ANSWER BOOK ITSELF. THE QUESTIONS IN PART B COUNT SEVENTY (70) MARKS.
PART A (MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS)
IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE QUESTIONS IN THIS PART HAVE TO BE ANSWERED ON THE MARK
READING SHEET, WHICH WILL BE ISSUED WITH YOUR EXAMINATION ANSWER BOOK. YOU
HAVE TO READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THE MARK READING
SHEET CAREFULLY. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY MEAN THAT YOUR ANSWERS CANNOT BE
MARKED BY THE COMPUTER.
Ten questions (marked 1 - 10) follow. Each question contains three statements (marked (a)-(c)).
Some of the statements are correct and some are incorrect. You must decide which of these
statements is/are correct. The three statements are followed by five allegations (marked (1)-(5)).
Each of them alleges that a certain statement or combination of statements is correct. You must
decide which allegation accurately reflects the conclusions to which you have come.
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CRW2602
MAY/JUNE 2014
Question 1
(a) A person is a perpetrator only if his conduct, the circumstances in which it
takes place, and the culpability with which it is carried out are such that he
satisfies all the requirements for liability contained in the definition of the
crime.
(b) Liability for an interrupted attempt is determined by the courts with
the aid of an objective test that distinguishes between acts of preparation and
acts of execution.
(c) The crime of incitement to commit an offence is punishable at common law.
(1) None of these statements is correct.
(2) Only statement (a) is correct.
(3) Only statement (b) is correct.
(4) Only statement (c) is correct.
(5) Only statements (b) and (c) are correct.
Question 2
(a) Public violence can be committed even if there is no actual disturbance of the
public peace and order, or no actual infringement of the rights of another.
(b) A legal representative who, in the course of argument, makes a false declaration to
the court can be charged with common law perjury.
(c) An accessory after the fact to a crime can be charged with the crime of
defeating or obstructing the course of justice.
(1) Only statements (a) and (b) are correct.
(2) Only statements (b) and (c) are correct.
(3) Only statements (a) and (c) are correct.
(4) Only statement (a) is correct.
(5) All the statements are correct.
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MARK READING SHEET.
THE QUESTIONS IN THIS PAPER COUNT HUNDRED (100) MARKS. THE PAPER CONSISTS OF
TWO PARTS, MARKED A AND B. YOU MUST ANSWER BOTH PARTS A AND B. PART A CONSISTS
OF TEN (10) MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS. EACH QUESTION COUNTS THREE (3) MARKS,
WHICH MEANS THAT THE QUESTIONS IN PART A COUNT A TOTAL OF THIRTY (30) MARKS. IN
PART B, THE ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS MUST BE WRITTEN IN THE EXAMINATION
ANSWER BOOK ITSELF. THE QUESTIONS IN PART B COUNT SEVENTY (70) MARKS.
PART A (MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS)
IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE QUESTIONS IN THIS PART HAVE TO BE ANSWERED ON THE MARK
READING SHEET, WHICH WILL BE ISSUED WITH YOUR EXAMINATION ANSWER BOOK. YOU
HAVE TO READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THE MARK READING
SHEET CAREFULLY. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY MEAN THAT YOUR ANSWERS CANNOT BE
MARKED BY THE COMPUTER.
Ten questions (marked 1 - 10) follow. Each question contains three statements (marked (a)-(c)).
Some of the statements are correct and some are incorrect. You must decide which of these
statements is/are correct. The three statements are followed by five allegations (marked (1)-(5)).
Each of them alleges that a certain statement or combination of statements is correct. You must
decide which allegation accurately reflects the conclusions to which you have come.
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CRW2602
MAY/JUNE 2014
Question 1
(a) A person is a perpetrator only if his conduct, the circumstances in which it
takes place, and the culpability with which it is carried out are such that he
satisfies all the requirements for liability contained in the definition of the
crime.
(b) Liability for an interrupted attempt is determined by the courts with
the aid of an objective test that distinguishes between acts of preparation and
acts of execution.
(c) The crime of incitement to commit an offence is punishable at common law.
(1) None of these statements is correct.
(2) Only statement (a) is correct.
(3) Only statement (b) is correct.
(4) Only statement (c) is correct.
(5) Only statements (b) and (c) are correct.
Question 2
(a) Public violence can be committed even if there is no actual disturbance of the
public peace and order, or no actual infringement of the rights of another.
(b) A legal representative who, in the course of argument, makes a false declaration to
the court can be charged with common law perjury.
(c) An accessory after the fact to a crime can be charged with the crime of
defeating or obstructing the course of justice.
(1) Only statements (a) and (b) are correct.
(2) Only statements (b) and (c) are correct.
(3) Only statements (a) and (c) are correct.
(4) Only statement (a) is correct.
(5) All the statements are correct.
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