← Back to context Comment by queenkjuul 1 day ago Drunk driving is also intentional 5 comments queenkjuul Reply DangitBobby 1 day ago No. The intent of drunk driving is to get around. There is no malicious intent, just extreme negligence. brigandish 1 day ago Negligence, and recklessness, which is where I would place drunk driving, are both mens rea.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_negligence DangitBobby 1 day ago We are discussing intent. 2 replies →
DangitBobby 1 day ago No. The intent of drunk driving is to get around. There is no malicious intent, just extreme negligence. brigandish 1 day ago Negligence, and recklessness, which is where I would place drunk driving, are both mens rea.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_negligence DangitBobby 1 day ago We are discussing intent. 2 replies →
brigandish 1 day ago Negligence, and recklessness, which is where I would place drunk driving, are both mens rea.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_negligence DangitBobby 1 day ago We are discussing intent. 2 replies →
No. The intent of drunk driving is to get around. There is no malicious intent, just extreme negligence.
Negligence, and recklessness, which is where I would place drunk driving, are both mens rea.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_negligence
We are discussing intent.
2 replies →