A Defendant Is Guilty of Recklessness When

question 9

Multiple Choice

A defendant is guilty of recklessness when:

• A)his/her behavior indicates a conscious disregard for a known high degree of probable harm to another.
• B)the risk of harm is lower than the degree of risk that would make an act negligent.
• C)he/she commits a highly dangerous act without intent and foreseeable harm.
• D)he/she involuntarily exposes himself to an unknown danger created by another's negligence.

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