Criminal Liability For Omission To Assist Roadside Accidents

Deepanshu, LLM, SRM University, Sonepat, Haryana

ABSTRACT

Criminal liability refers to when a person can be held legally responsible for breaking the law. Criminal liability includes potential or actual responsibility, which means that a person can be charged and sentenced if they actually committed a crime, or if they are suspected of committing a crime. The basic assumption when it comes to criminal liability is that there is both a mental element and physical element to the alleged offence.

Keywords: Roadside Accident, Criminal liability for omission

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