___________ involve crimes in which the accused is charged simply for doing what a statute prohibits; intent does not enter the picture, nor is it required.

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Strict liability offenses are crimes where the defendant is guilty regardless of intent. The mere act of committing the offense is enough for a conviction, without the need to prove mens rea, or a guilty mind.

___________ Involve Crimes in Which the Accused Is Charged Simply