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A penal provision expressly requires a knowing act. The prosecution proves the accused physically performed the act but concedes that the required knowledge was not proved. It argues that every physical act automatically supplies any mental element stated in the law. Which is correct?

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The mental requirement may be ignored if prosecution is difficult. The expressly required knowledge must still be proved; the physical act alone does not automatically establish it. Every special penal law necessarily lacks a mental element. Physical action conclusively proves all knowledge in every statute.

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