NIE Practice Questions - National Investigators' Examination (College Of Policing) Exam

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Subjective recklessness (as commonly taught for offences such as criminal damage after R v G) requires that the defendant:

Was aware of a risk that the consequence or circumstance might occur and unreasonably took that risk Never thought about the risk at all and that alone proves recklessness Must have intended the result Only failed an objective reasonable-person standard with no awareness needed

Correct Answer:

Was aware of a risk that the consequence or circumstance might occur and unreasonably took that risk

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