Montana Bar Exam (Uniform Bar Exam)

What is required to prove the element of "mens rea" in a criminal case?

The physical act of committing the crime The mental intent or knowledge of wrongdoing The victim's harm or injury The defendant's criminal history

The mental intent or knowledge of wrongdoing

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