Understanding Mens Rea in Criminal Law

What does 'Mens Rea' refer to in the legal context?

In which level of Mens Rea does a person have the explicit and conscious desire to commit a dangerous or illegal act?

When does a person commit negligence according to the concept of Mens Rea?

Which level of Mens Rea reflects the decision to commit a certain action despite knowing about associated risks?

What term refers to the mildest form of criminal culpability according to Mens Rea?

In which level of Mens Rea does a person commit an action despite knowing about associated risks?

Which level of Mens Rea involves the explicit and conscious desire to commit a dangerous or illegal act?

What is the term used if a person is aware that their actions will have certain results but does not seem to care according to Mens Rea?

Which aspect of Mens Rea distinguishes between someone who committed a crime intentionally versus someone who did so out of negligence or recklessness?

What is the term for the mental state of a person while committing a crime in the legal context?

What are the key aggravating circumstances that define murder under Section 300 of IPC?

What is the physical element of a crime known as?

According to Section 32 of IPC, what is included when words refer to acts done?

Under Section 44 of IPC, what does injury refer to?

Which term refers to the mental element of a crime, distinguishing a criminal act from an innocent one?

According to Section 11 of IPC, who or what can commit a crime under IPC?

What does the term 'intention' denote according to Section 14 of IPC?

Which section of IPC defines culpable homicide as causing death with the intention of causing death or such bodily injury as is likely to cause death, or with the knowledge that the act is likely to cause death?