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Subjective Phase and Objective Phase

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  1. What is the subjective phase in the Article6 stage analysis described in Valenzuela?
  2. When does the objective phase begin under that description?
  3. If external intervention stops the offender before all required execution acts are performed, what ordinarily character…
  4. With intent to kill, an offender inflicts a medically established mortal wound after completing all acts necessary to c…
  5. An assailant intends further necessary killing acts but is restrained before performing them. The victim suffers a nonm…
  6. A person completes the unlawful taking required for theft, with all other elements established, but security immediatel…
  7. Two attacks are compared. In A, an external restraint prevents necessary execution acts from being completed. In B, all…
  8. Explain subjective phase without confusing it with mere subjective intent.
  9. Distinguish incomplete execution from complete execution followed by independent prevention of the result.
  10. Why does the phase framework not create frustrated theft after a completed unlawful taking?
  11. Does proof that a wound was on a dangerous body part alone necessarily prove completion of all lethal execution acts?
  12. Is the mere passage of a fixed number of minutes the legal test for whether the subjective phase has ended?