These are the exceptions. But we arent dealing with manslaughter or statutory rape now are we? Dont bring up the 2 things you actually know about to try to make it seem you know about law.
ZOMG!
You mean there are exceptions to the law?
As in my initial point was that there are laws where in intent is not necessary to find a person culpable? But didn't you say in order for a crime to be committed one must have intent only to be proven than in fact intent is NOT necessary to commit a crime? I think the answer is a very resounding yes.
These are the exceptions. But we arent dealing with manslaughter or statutory rape now are we? Dont bring up the 2 things you actually know about to try to make it seem you know about law.
Intent and recklessness are two completely different things.
Your usage of the word intent is very loose at best. I can intend to have sex with a person who turns up to be underage. So what? That doesn't mean I intended to have sex with a minor. I had no malice and my crime wasn't premeditated.
In this case I wouldn't need intent to be charged with a crime.
OOOOHHHH, you really fucking got me there! How about next time you actually say something with substance and we will see how you do.
What Law School are you in?
Berkeley? Stanford? Santa Clara? USF?
Because judging from your dumb ass, I can't see an accredited University taking you in as a student.
Im done dealing with 35 year old siccness characters members with a superiority complex.
LOL!