Negligent wrongdoers:

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Negligent wrongdoers do not consciously create risks of harm, unlike intentional wrongdoers who know they are doing wrong (choice A) and creating risks. Negligent wrongdoers may not always be aware of the risks they are creating and may not act with the intention of causing harm. However, they are still responsible for the consequences of their actions or inactions. Choice D is incorrect as negligent wrongdoers can still be punished under the law. Negligent wrongdoers do not consciously create risks of harm. They may not be aware of the potential dangers of their actions or may fail to take reasonable measures to prevent harm. However, they are still responsible for their negligence and may be held liable for any resulting harm. Option A and B refer to intentional wrongdoers, while option D is not true as negligent wrongdoers can be punished.

Negligent Wrongdoers