Section II. A Crime
Article 20. A Crime Committed Deliberately
1. A crime which was committed with direct or indirect intent shall be considered a deliberate crime.
2. A crime shall be recognised as an act committed with direct criminal intent, if a person was aware of public danger of his acts (omission of acts), foresaw a possibility or inevitability of publicly dangerous consequences, and disregarded their emergence.
3. A crime shall be recognised as an act committed with indirect intent, if a person was aware of the public danger of his acts (omission of acts), foresaw a possibility of the emergence of publicly dangerous consequences, did not desire but consciously admitted the possible emergence of such circumstances, or had an indifferent attitude towards them.
Mental element
Intent - national proceedings
Knowledge - national proceedings
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