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GENERAL PART
SECTION TWO. GROUNDS FOR LIABILITY
CHAPTER 5. GUILT
Article 22. Reckless Crime
A socially dangerous act committed by presumption or carelessness shall be recognized as a reckless crime.
A crime shall be recognized as committed by presumption, if a person who committed it, foresaw a possibility of emergence of socially dangerous and legally punishable consequences of his behavior, and, consciously ignoring proper precaution, groundlessly presumed that such consequences would not emerge.
A crime shall be recognized as committed by carelessness, if a person who committed it, did not foresee a possibility of emergence of socially dangerous and legally punishable consequences of his behavior, though he should have to and could have foreseen them.