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Criminal Law (Defenses (mistake of fact (general intent = mistake must be…

- - - - Purposely (conscious object)
      - Knowingly (awareness)
      - Recklessness (gross deviation from norm in consciously disregarding substantial and unjustifiable risk)
      - Negligently (gross deviation from norm in failing to perceive substantial and unjustifiable risk)
    - - Specific Intent (purpose)
      - General Intent (criminal negligence)
      - Strict liability (no means rea required)
- - - - act with dangerous propensity toward completion of the crime
    - - requires substantial step beyond mere preparation towards completion of the crime
- - - - intent to inflict serious bodily injury
      - gross recklessness (depraved heart)
      - intent to kill
      - Felony murder - killing during course of felony) NO INTENT
        
        common law = done by anyone
        
        modern approach = killing must be by defendant or co
    - - voluntary
        
        intentional killing by heat of passion
        
        sudden and intense reaction w/ adequate provocation and not cooling off period
      - involuntary
        
        an unlawful killing with negligence or recklessness
        
        killing during the course of a misdemeanor or a felony not included in felony murder
  - - - specific intent homicide
      - felony murder during a rape, burgerly, robbery, arson, or kidnapping
    - - all other common law crimes
- - - - liable for crimes committed
    - - liable for every crime committed --both planned and all foreseeable crimes
    - - liable for crimes committed
    - - liable for separate crime of beings after the fact