GENERAL PART

SECTION II. CRIME

CHAPTER 5. Guilt

Article 29. Crimes Committed Due to Imprudence

(1) A crime committed due to imprudence is deemed to be a socially dangerous act committed due to conceit or negligence.

(2) A crime is deemed to be committed due to conceit if a person who committed it foresaw the possibility of the socially dangerous consequences of his act or omission, but deliberately not keeping precautionary measures he hoped that these consequences would be prevented.

(3) A crime is considered to be committed due to negligence if a person who committed it didn't foresee the possibility of the psocially dangerous consequences of his act or omission, though being attentive and far-sighted he should have been foreseen and could have been foreseen them.
Article 30. Responsibility for a Crime Committed with Two Forms of Guilt
If a person causes other socially dangerous consequences due to imprudence when committing an intentional crime, for which the person bears higher liability, such crime is deemed to be committed intentionally.

Article 30. Responsibility for a Crime Committed with Two Forms of Guilt

If a person causes other socially dangerous consequences due to imprudence when committing an intentional crime, for which the person bears higher liability, such crime is deemed to be committed intentionally.