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A vehicle collision causes damage. The prosecution proves only that the accused drove the vehicle and damage occurred, but not the alleged negligent act or inexcusable lack of precaution. Is damage alone sufficient for criminal conviction under Article 365?

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Yes, if the accused has insurance. Yes, every driver is criminally liable for every collision. No, because driving can never be criminally negligent. No; the prosecution must prove the charged criminal negligence and causal facts beyond reasonable doubt.

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