lecture notes on the sub-chapters of the criminal law material With
knowledge
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
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its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
Knowingly shows that the defendant understands the nature of the offense and
its likely repercussions. Knowingly is different from intentionally in that the
defendant is acting with the knowledge that the outcome is almost certain to
occur rather than with the intention of causing it. "A person acts knowingly with
respect to a material element of an offense when...he is aware that his conduct is
of that nature," according to the Model Penal Code.If the element relates to a
consequence of his actions, he is aware that it is almost a given that his actions
will result in that consequence.
