PCERJ Delegado De Polícia Practice Questions - Concurso PCERJ - Delegado De Polícia (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) Exam

In dolo eventual, the agent foresees the illicit result and assumes the risk of producing it (consent theory), whereas in culpa consciente, the agent foresees the result but sincerely believes it will not occur. In dolo eventual, the agent desires the result as their primary purpose, while in culpa consciente, the agent is entirely unaware of any danger. In dolo eventual, the agent acts with gross negligence, whereas in culpa consciente, the agent acts with malice aforethought. In dolo eventual, the result is objectively unforeseeable, whereas in culpa consciente, the result is subjectively anticipated and desired.