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OXMAN, Nicolás. AN APPROACH TO THE SUBJECTIVE IMPUTATION SYSTEM IN ANGLO-AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW. Ius et Praxis [online]. 2013, vol.19, n.1, pp.139-194. ISSN 0718-0012.  http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0718-00122013000100005.

As a general rule, the Anglo-American legal systems of criminal law stipulate a culpable state of mind (mens rea). The mens rea of most criminal offences are: intent or purposely (which is the most culpable mental state), knowledge, recklessness, and criminal negligence. In the European legal system of criminal law, intention is a label used not only for cases of purposely or knowledge; it's also includes cases of what the Anglo-American legal systems of criminal law would call recklessness. After a review of the common-law concept of culpability, this research shows the concept of intention and the others state of mind categories.

Palavras-chave : Mens Rea; Intent; Knowledge; Recklessness; Negligent.

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