1. Same scenario as the previous question (bunny rabbits chewed off fingers), bu
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1. Same scenario as the previous question (bunny rabbits chewed off fingers), but before charging, the police detectives learned that the cute little bunny rabbits were delivered to Danny in a box with multiple warning labels that read: DANGER! THESE CUTE LITTLE BUNNY RABBITS WILL EAT YOUR FINGERS! CAUTION! USE PROTECTIVE GLOVES AT ALL TIMES! Further, the police learned that the box contained "care and feeding instructions" complete with a warning video that showed similar rabbits biting off fingers. The police also learned that the pet shop required Danny to fill out a waiver, relieving the pet shot of any injury caused by the cute little bunny rabbits. Danny, however, explained to the detectives that he is a rabbit lover and immediately started to train the rabbits. Danny claimed that he had no problems with the rabbits for over a month, and that he believed he sufficiently trained his rabbits not to bite. He candidly acknowledged, however, that his neighbors are flesh-eating bunny rabbit experts, and that they had warned Danny not to put the rabbits outside because they were especially mean and nasty during Easter. Believing that Danny was a better judge of his own rabbits than his neighbors, and honestly believing that his adorable rabbits would never hurt anyone, Danny put their cage out in the driveway. The most serious crime the prosecutor could charge is one that includes a mens rea of: a. Purposeful b. Actus Reus c. Negligence d. Reckless E. knowingly
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Answer:- Most serious crime the prosecutor could charge is one that includes a men's rea of c. Negligence
Danny had trained the rabbits well and believed that Rabbits won't harm anyone ,he could not judge that inspite of adequate training rabbits would be harmful to others,due to lack of this judgement he was negligent and he put their cage out in driveway.
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