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Usually the action is a crime and the intent scales the crime. If you accidentally kill someone due to negligence that is manslaughter. If you intended to do i
by edoo 7y ago
Usually the action is a crime and the intent scales the crime. If you accidentally kill someone due to negligence that is manslaughter. If you intended to do it that is murder.
- badrabbit 7y agoAs I replied to a different comment,negligence is proven which means the person intended to act in negligence. Manslaughter won't hold up if the person did their due dilligence as would a "reasonable" person in that situation would. Any crime at all requires criminal intent.