Fill in the blank 1. The formal conclusion that sums up key arguments and evidence, given by each side of a trial. ____________ 2. An automatic functioning with out conscious effort or control ____________ 3. NCR stands for ______________ and is usually applied to those who have a mental disorder and/or are medically regarded as insane. 4. This defence can be used as an excuse for a criminal act committed due to immediate and urgent circumstances. ____________ 5. This is a valid defence if it prevents the accused from having the necessary mens rea required by law. ______________ 6.This term means to be tried for the same offence twice. __________ 7. A police action that induces a person to commit an offence. __________ 8. An agreement between two or more persons to carry out an unlawful action or to perform a lawful action by unlawful means.__________ 9. Someone who helps a person who has committed a crime to escape detention or capture._________ 10. Hybrid offences are also called _________ Mr. and Mrs. Kim went out with their young daughter to the shopping centre to pick up a few groceries. When they arrived since they knew they would only be gone ten to fifteen minutes, they decided to leave their daughter in the car locked and with all the windows rolled up. It was blazing hot day where the temperature outside was thirty- three Celsius with a humid index of fourty Celsius. When the couple finished their grocery shopping, they realized that there was a gambling casino next to the shopping centre. Both were avid gamblers. They thought they would go over only for a "few minutes" to play the slots. However, they stayed ten hours. When they arrived back to the car they found their daughter dead. The forensics investigation revealed she died of overheated asphyxiation. From the Text above answer this 1. What type of offence was carried out? Commission or omission? 2. What were the couple charged with and why? 3. For any offence to be committed there must be mens era and actus reus. Where was the mens rea