Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois
specific intent
specific intent requires a intenional act, no specific knowledge of particular circumstances
Asked on 10/10/08, 4:56 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
David Shestokas
Shestokas, & Associates
Re: specific intent
If you are referring to general principles of criminal liability, it does require an intentional act. However there is more to it than that. I suggest you visit the following site for further information on your question:
http://peacesecurity.suite101.com/article.cfm/principles_of_criminal_liability
Answered on 10/10/08, 5:23 pm
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