Mens Rea: The Criminal State of Mind

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[@branhamchima]

Thank You, for this video. Educative.

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If a murder is committed, how can one know if the intent was criminal in nature?

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If you intend to kill somebody through direct action it is unquestionably criminal in nature. The real trial lies in identifying whether or not there was intent, which is where a good lawyer comes in handy.

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Alec Baldwin moment

[@branhamchima]

Thank You, for this video. Educative.