First Book
General Provisions
Section Two
CRIMES
Chapter two
Elements of Crimes
Part Two
Moral (contemplative) Element Criminal Intention and Mistake
First — Criminal Intention
Article 35
(1) Crime is considered intentional when the criminal intention is realized by its doer.
(2) Crime is also considered intentional in the following instances :
a. When a person is obliged by law or agreement to carry out a duty and he deliberately refuses to do it, such that his refusal directly results in the incidence of the crime.
b. When a person has already anticipated the criminal effects of his action and still he undertakes to perform the said action only to effect a crime.
Mental element
Omission
Intent - national proceedings
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