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"Intent" has a long history in case law and it requires proving a state of mind. Negligence would handle the case where a person "didn't do enough" but didn't
by slededit 9y ago
"Intent" has a long history in case law and it requires proving a state of mind. Negligence would handle the case where a person "didn't do enough" but didn't intend the outcome.
- craftyguy 9y agoIf that's true, then I agree with GP in that the EFF has fallen off their rocker.