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avowad intent - translation to arabic
CLASS OF STATE OF MIND IN LAW
Intent (law); Willfully; Specific intent; Specific intent crime; Specific intent crimes; Basic intent; Intention (criminal); Dolus; Oblique intent; Intention (law); Murderous intent; Legal intent
avowad intent
قصد بين ، نية ظاهرة
Letter of intent
DOCUMENT OUTLINING ONE OR MORE AGREEMENTS BETWEEN TWO OR MORE PARTIES BEFORE THE AGREEMENTS ARE FINALIZED
Letter of Intent; Letter of interest; Letters-of-intent; Letter-of-intent; Letters of intent
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avowad intent
Definition
transferred intent
n. in both criminal and tort (civil wrong) law, when an intent to cause harm to one person results in harm to another person instead of the intended target, the law transfers the intent to the actual harm. Examples: a) with malice aforethought Nate Nogood intends to shoot his girlfriend and misses her, and the bullet hits a passerby, killing him. Nogood may be charged with first degree murder since the intent to commit murder is transferred to the actual crime. b) Steve Swinger takes a punch at Harvey Hasgood, his hated enemy, misses Hasgood and hits Hasgood's date, Teri Truehart, in the nose, breaking it. Truehart can not only sue Swinger for damages due to the assault but can claim punitive damages because the malice against Hasgood attaches to the hit upon Truehart.
See also: intent
Wikipedia
Intention (criminal law)
In criminal law, intent is a subjective state of mind (mens rea) that must accompany the acts of certain crimes to constitute a violation. A more formal, generally synonymous legal term is scienter: intent or knowledge of wrongdoing.
