Crimes that do not require any mens rea (guilty intent) or negligence are commonly described as:

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Strict liability crimes do not require any mens rea or negligence. These crimes are based on the principle that the act itself is inherently dangerous or harmful, and therefore, the person responsible for committing the act can be held liable regardless of whether they intended to commit the crime or not. Examples of strict liability crimes include speeding, selling alcohol to a minor, and environmental offenses.

Crimes That Do Not Require Any Mens Rea (Guilty Intent)