The reasonableness in recklessness

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• who: Findlay Stark from the I treat these terms as synonymous: see Findlay Stark, Culpable Carelessness: Recklessness and Negligence in the Criminal Law (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, ), Ch1. , The "normally" caveat covers (presumably rare) cases where the defendant unreasonably over-estimates the probability of harm involved in Φing, but it would have been unjustified to run the (lower) risk that it would have been reasonable to believe existed in the circumstances. Such defendants, who should be considered reckless regarding the lower risk, will not be considered again until Sect., . , In cases where there is an unreasonable under . . .
  

   

  

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