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Criminal Law (Defenses (Insanity, Intoxication, Infancy, Mistake, Self…

- - - - Strict Liability = no mens rea required
        
        (rape, battery, kidnapping)
      - General Intent = criminal negligence
        
        (murder, arson)
      - Malice = gross negligence
        
        (statutory rape, public health, and safety regulations)
      - Specific Intent = purpose
        
        (1st degree murder, assault, inchoate crimes, property-related crimes)
    - - Negligently
        
        gross deviation from the norm in failing to perceive substantial and unjustifiable risk
      - Recklessly
        
        gross deviation from the norm in consciously disregarding substantial and unjustifiable risk
      - Knowingly
        
        awareness
      - Purposely
        
        conscious object
    - - "Transferred Intent" = intent to harm a particular individual or object transfers if instead it causes similar harm to another person or object
- - - - Four Types of Malice: (1) Intent to Kill; (2) Intent to Inflict Serious Bodily Injury; (3) Gross Recklessness (Depraved Heart); (4) Felony Murder
      - Unlawful killing with "malice aforethought"
    - - Voluntary
        
        "Heat of Passion" = Sudden and intense reaction with adequate provocation (words not enough) and no cooling off period
      - Involuntary
        
        Unlawful killing with negligence or recklessness OR a felony not included in felony murder
    - - 1st Degree Murder = Premeditated Murder
      - 2nd Degree = Catch-All for all other C/L Murders
      - 1st Degree Felony Murder = Felony enumerated by statute (i.e. rape, burglary, robbery, arson, and kidnapping)