What crimes requires no proof of causation?

Strict liability crimes do not require proof of causation, meaning that the prosecution does not need to demonstrate that the defendant's actions directly caused the harm or result. Examples include statutory rape and selling alcohol to minors, where the mere act of committing the offense is sufficient for liability, regardless of intent or the circumstances surrounding the act. In these cases, the focus is on the violation of the law itself rather than the consequences of the action.