Today, there is general agreement that committing a criminal act without a guilty mind is:

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Committing a criminal act without a guilty mind, also known as mens rea, is not enough to convict. In most criminal justice systems, the prosecution must prove both actus reus (the criminal act) and mens rea (the intent or knowledge of wrongdoing) beyond a reasonable doubt in order to secure a conviction. If there is no mens rea, then the act is considered a mistake or accident and does not meet the threshold for criminal liability.

Today, There Is General Agreement That Committing a Criminal Act