Mens Rea # 2 - Recklessness 

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Hi, all of your videos are amazing. Can you please do a video on recklessness regarding the RvCaldwell and RvG & Another? Thank you

Is caldwell still applicable in non criminal damage cases as its listed as negative judicial treatment (G)?

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If it was gross negligence does that come under Basic intent?

How can you separate recklessness from oblique intent ?

at the very end of the video, you said this video has covered recklessness for non-fatel offences. does that mean recklessness can only be used for non-fatel offences?

anyone, what if the persons is voluntarily intoxicated would he be reckless?

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Hi, to confirm - what is the difference between indirect intent and oblique intent? E.g. with the plane example

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