In strict liability crimes,__________ does not need to be proven in order for the individual to be guilty.

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In strict liability crimes, mens rea (intent or knowledge) does not need to be proven for the individual to be guilty. The person can be held responsible for the results of their actions, regardless of their mental state or intent. However, the actus reus (the physical act) and result of the action still need to be proven.

In Strict Liability Crimes,__________ Does Not Need to Be Proven