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As what does your "state of mind" have to do with criminal culpability. Criminal law is used in two dimensions according to the rule of law: one is to empower the government’s rules and regulations in upholding the law, and two ensuring citizens’ abide to the laws which govern its citizens. The courts and legislative bodies amend the penalties in accordance to heinousness of the crime predators comment. Szypszak’s states the element of any crime requires the state of mind of the individual (Szypszak, 2011). The law requires both mens rea and actus rea in order to establish culpability (Gorr, & Kleinig, 1991). In other words, the act must be carry out along with the mind of guilt. So reads
References 4 Original Post
As what does your "state of mind" have to do with criminal culpability. Criminal law is used in two dimensions according to the rule of law: one is to empower the government’s rules and regulations in upholding the law, and two ensuring citizens’ abide to the laws which govern its citizens. The courts and legislative bodies amend the penalties in accordance to heinousness of the crime predators comment. Szypszak’s states the element of any crime requires the state of mind of the individual (Szypszak, 2011). The law requires both mens rea and actus rea in order to establish culpability (Gorr, & Kleinig, 1991). In other words, the act must be carry out along with the mind of guilt. So reads