Which of the following elements is missing from regulatory offences resulting in their classification as quasi-criminal laws?

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The element missing from regulatory offences resulting in their classification as quasi-criminal laws is "public evil". This means that the offence must harm the public in some way, such as by posing a threat to public safety or health. The other elements listed (police intervention, legislation, judicial decisions) are all typically present in regulatory offences, but are not sufficient on their own to justify classification as quasi-criminal laws.

Which of the Following Elements Is Missing from Regulatory Offences