CNMI Bar Practice Questions - Northern Mariana Islands Bar Examination Exam

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A defendant intends to scare a victim by firing a gun near them, and the bullet strikes and kills a bystander. Under the doctrine of transferred intent, what is the result?

The defendant's intent transfers to the unintended victim, supporting liability for the harm caused The defendant has no liability because the intended victim was not harmed The defendant is liable only for property damage Transferred intent applies only to contract claims

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The defendant's intent transfers to the unintended victim, supporting liability for the harm caused

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