Problem
A. An arsonist burns down a building with another person in it. How do we distinguish in this case between the arsonist having killed purposely vs having killed knowingly?
B. Give an example of a crime that is done recklessly.
C. What makes conduct negligent?
D. "Professor Alan Michaels argues that we should condemn the likes of Jewell for accepting harm, not expecting it," (210). What is the difference between condemning for accepting vs. for expecting harm? [NOTE: this is a challenging question that requires close reading]
Reference
Kaplan, Weisberg, Binder [KWB], Criminal Law: Cases and Materials (New York, NY: Aspen Publishers, 2008), 206-213