1. Sachs J said that mens rea was an essential part of this type of manslaughter.

2. The requirement of mens rea for unlawful act manslaughter may be easily satisfied.

3. Mens rea is not normally an issue in the case of pollution of watercourses when cause is to be established.

4. Mens rea to lure " the perpetrator can not be found to constitute a crime, the number of drugs found not to be necessary."

5. Of course, society sometimes cares about motives — mens rea and scienter are common considerations in legal matters.

6. Concurrence simply means that the actus reus and mens rea must be connected The results of a crime can occur later .

7. The mens rea element of the crime is intention, and generally indirect intention.

8. Undoubtedly the mens rea(guilty mind) principle that has been established by modern criminal law is a grandeur contribution to humane civilization and it is a monument of criminal law's history.

9. The subjective mens rea for aggravated consequence includes not only negligence but also direct intent and indirect intent.

10. From the latter, he derived the proposition that intent is the mens rea of rape and to this he added recklessness.

11. Rather it is presented as simply a mirror image of the subjectivist principle of mens rea.

12. His deliberate act was in fact obstructing the police who were making a lawful arrest, and that was sufficient mens rea.

13. It is by no means certain that the courts would always be willing to redefine the mens rea requirement in order to secure an acquittal.

14. Since consciousness and willing are characterized by subjectivity, it is hard for the prosecution to prove mens rea in criminal proceedings.

14. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

15. One is not anxious to multiple criminal offices in which there is no mens rea.

16. This type of offence is less subjective than offences where the test includes an element of mens rea but is also less flexible.

17. Because, even though you killed a person, you did not have the mens rea.

18. For starters, the statutes should re-written to require proof of mens rea -- evidence that an individual knew what he or she was doing was wrong and still purposely chose to violate the law.

19. Certainly they are much rarer than the ordinary mistakes or accidents which exclude intention or mens rea in the ordinary sense.