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When a criminal offence requires recklessness as its fault element, is the test subjective or objective, and what does that mean for what the prosecution must prove about D’s state of mind?
What relevant risk must D actually have foreseen before acting for subjective recklessness to be established?
Why are mere carelessness and inadvertence insufficient to establish subjective recklessness?
How can D be reckless without desiring the result, and what must D nevertheless foresee and choose to do?
In which basic-intent and property offences can recklessness commonly supply the mens rea?
If D throws a bottle into a crowded street, what evidence could establish that D appreciated the relevant risk before throwing it?
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