1) Actus Reus can be an act, omission, or state of affairs. Omissions usually do not constitute a crime unless there is a legal duty to act that arises from statutes, contracts, relationships, voluntary undertakings, an official position, or setting dangerous events in motion. 2) Causation has two tests - the "but for" test of factual causation and the test of legal causation which examines if the contribution was more than minimal. Several exceptions apply like the thin skull rule, chain of causation, and fright or flight rule. 3) There is debate around what constitutes breaking the chain of causation, particularly regarding victim actions like