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Question 1.

Which state defines a human being as a fetus that has progressed beyond the embryonic stage of seven to eight weeks?

▸ Massachusetts.

▸ California.

▸ Arizona.

▸ Florida.

Question 2.

This rule is a common law rule that stated that a person could not be prosecuted for homicide unless the victim died within a year and a day of the act that was responsible for the fatal injury.

▸ Year-and-a-Day Rule.

▸ Rule of Procedure.

▸ Cease-and-Desist Rule.

▸ M'Naghten Rule.

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Criminal Law (Justice Series)

Edition: 2^nd

Authors: Moore, Worrall

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