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Criminal intent, or mens rea, is the mental state that accompanies a forbidden act. This differs from motive, which is something that causes a person to act. Motive is not a required element of a crim
Criminal intent, orĀ mens rea, is the mental state that accompanies a forbidden act. This differs from motive, which is something that causes a person to act. Motive is not a required element of a crime. For what kind of crime is motive most likely to be important? How might the motive for a crime impact sentencing by a jury? Discuss cases you have heard or read about in the news where criminal intent and motive are important.
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