Article 28: Innocent injury

1. The conduct shall be deemed innocent if the perpetrator was not aware of it and, in the circumstances of the case, could not be aware of the danger to society of his or her actions (inactions) or of any prospect thereof. 2. The act shall also be deemed to have been committed innocent if the person committed which, although foreseen the possibility of socially dangerous consequences of its actions (inactions), could not prevent them from occurring because of its lack of psychological and psychological consistency. the requirements of extreme conditions or neuro-psychotic overloads.