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BOOK I-GENERAL PART
TITLE II-THE ACT
CHAPTER I-BASES OF PUNISHABILITY
Article 13
Intent and Negligence
Only acts committed with intent are punishable or, in the cases especially prescribed in the law, with negligence.
Article 14
Intent
1- Whoever, representing an act that constitutes a type of crime, carries it on, with the purpose of accomplishing it, acts with intent.
2- A person still acts with intent when he represents the accomplishment of an act that constitutes a type of crime as a necessary consequence of his conduct.
3- When the accomplishment of an act that constitutes a type of crime is represented as a possible consequence of the conduct, there is intent if the agent acts accepting that accomplishment.