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GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER III
CRIME AND MISDEMEANOUR
Article 11. Crime
2. Crimes shall be committed with intent and through negligence. Premeditated crimes are divided into minor, less serious, serious and grave crimes.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER III
CRIME AND MISDEMEANOUR
Article 14. Forms of Guilt
A person shall be found guilty of commission of a crime or misdemeanour where he has committed this act with intent or through negligence.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER III
CRIME AND MISDEMEANOUR
Article 16. Commission of a Crime and Misdemeanour Through Negligence
1. A crime or misdemeanour shall be committed through negligence where it has been committed through a criminally false assumption or criminal negligence.
2. A crime or a misdemeanour shall be committed through a criminally false assumption if the person who committed the act had anticipated that his act or omission may cause the consequences provided for by this Code, but recklessly expected to avoid them.
3. A crime or a misdemeanour shall be committed through criminal negligence if the person who committed it had not anticipated that his act or omission might cause the consequences provided for by this Code, although the person could and ought to have anticipated such a result based the circumstances of the act and his personal traits.
4. A person shall be punishable for commission of a crime or misdemeanour through negligence solely in the cases provided for separately in the Special Part of this Code.