Multiple choice

Criminal intent must be proven to be convicted of a crime.

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

For most crimes, the prosecution must prove that the defendant had criminal intent (mens rea) to commit the act. While there are exceptions for strict liability offenses like traffic violations, criminal intent remains a fundamental element for standard criminal convictions.

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