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INTENTIONALITY CLAUSE: DOCTRINE OF COMMON LAW
The examination of all consequential actions before the Court, does originate from Mens rea leading to Actus reus, which is rooted in the spirit of ‘Intentionality’, hence, the proposed ‘Doctrine of Intention’ before the law, thou, requires an in-depth enquiry, for it comprehensive conceptualization, as a constitutional law principle, for both criminal and civil practice in judicial process to trial.
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