Under the MPC,the Intent Requirement Can Be Met Even Though

question 7

Multiple Choice

Under the MPC,the intent requirement can be met even though a defendant may not have desired or wanted a particular result,if it can be shown that the defendant acted with

• A)a substantial certainty that a certain result would occur.
• B)the mens rea of recklessness,which essentially holds that "anything goes."
• C)the mens rea of negligence,which implies that the defendant was deliberately careless about the results to avoid culpability.
• D)a desire that a certain result would occur,but a willingness to accept any other result,even arrest.

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