PART ONE
GENERAL PART
CHAPTER ONE
SCOPE OF THE ACT AND FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY
Title Two
Foundations of Criminal Liability
DIVISION ONE
CONCEPT OF CRIMINAL OFFENCE AND TYPES OF CRIMINAL OFFENCES
Causation
Section 16
A criminal offence committed by negligence is that where the offender
a) knew that by acting in a manner defined in this Act he could infringe or prejudice an interest protected under this Act, but presumed without good reasons that no such infringement or prejudice would be caused, or
b) did not know that his act could cause such infringement or prejudice although, considering the circumstances and his personal situation, he should and could have been aware of it.
Section 17
An act committed by a natural person shall carry criminal liability only in case of intentional causation, unless it is explicitly stated in this Act that causation by negligence is sufficient.
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