Causation Flashcards
1
Q
CL actual cause
A
but for test or substantial factor test
2
Q
CL concurrent sufficient cause:
A
each act alone was sufficient to cause the result that occurred when it did
3
Q
CL acceleration theory:
A
both actors may be described as actual cause
4
Q
CL proximate cause
A
direct cause
5
Q
CL intervening cause
A
if there was an intervening cause, Ds conduct was not proximate cause
6
Q
CL whether intervening cause supercedes: FACTORS
A
foreseeability (reasonable standard), contribution, intended consequence, omission factor, apparent safety doctrine, voluntary human intervention
7
Q
MPC cause
A
but for cause
satisfies other causal requirements imposed by code or law
8
Q
MPC causation approach
A
- what was actual result
- was the actual result the purpose of actor
- if no, did the actual result involve the same kind of injury or harm as designed?
- was the actual result too remote?