Article 25: Crime committed intentionally

1. An offence committed intentionally is an act committed with a direct or indirect intent. 2. An offence is deemed to have been committed with a direct intent if the person was aware of the public danger. 3. The offence is deemed to have been committed with an indirect mind. When a person was aware of the danger of his or her actions (inactions), he or she anticipated the possibility of socially dangerous consequences, did not wish to do so, but deliberately allowed them to occur. Or wasn’t interested in them.