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'''Mens rea''' is the mental state of a criminal defendant. In Latin it means "guilty mind". Usually there are four levels of mens rea in crimes, in descending order of culpability:
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'''Mens rea''' is the mental state of a criminal defendant. In Latin it means "guilty mind." Usually there are four levels of mens rea in crimes, in descending order of culpability:
    
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