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A worker carelessly drops a heavy object onto a coworker after omitting required elementary precautions. The resulting injury and the worker's negligence are proved, but intent to injure is absent. Does lack of intent alone eliminate possible criminal fault?

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No; the proved negligence may support culpa, subject to the offense's other requirements. No; because the injury must automatically be treated as deliberate. Yes; negligence can never be relevant. Yes; every unintended injury is exempt.

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