Samuel decided to play a trick on his neighbor; they were always pranking each other. he installed a device under the car that would allow him to control the radio in the car. unfortunately, while he was installing the device he cut the brake lines on the neighbor's car. neighbor crashed the car on the way to work the next day. samuel can be charged with a intent crime.

Samuel can be charged with a "specific" intent crime.

The specific intent crimes require the person who carries out the crime to have a specific expectation or reason when the crime was submitted.

On the off chance that you are blamed for a specific intent crime, the arraignment must demonstrate that when you carried out the crime you had the imperative goal or reason. This plan will be recorded in the statute that characterizes the crime. On the off chance that you didn't act with this goal or reason, for example, if your activities had been a piece of an innocuous trick, at that point you can't be sentenced the crime.

you don't if you paid you paid. it's like if i bought a computer and used it then i say idon't want it anymore so im gonna return it. you can't. unlkess you have your reciept

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