Question

If you make an illegal sale and didn't meet a certain level of care that an ordinary person would meet (example: didn't check ID, calculate age, refuse to overserve a patron, or look for signs of intoxication) this is the definition of being:

Answer 1

Answer:

Criminally negligent.

Explanation:

Negligence refers to the fact that you should have paid attention to details such as checking ID, calculating age, etc. but you didn't for one reason or another. This is a criminal act (apart from making an illegal sale) because it might lead to something more severe, like an accident or murder even, which might make you responsible for the crime.

Answer 2

The answer is criminally negligent. It is an illegal sale that didn’t meet a certain level of care, so it is considered criminally negligent.

EXPLANATION

Criminally negligence happens when a person acts in a way that is extreme from how a reasonable person will act in a similar situation. A person who is criminally negligent is indifference about other people’s life or safety. They do not care about the rules and laws since they choose to neglect them.

Criminal negligence has differences from civil negligence. Criminal negligence has more extreme actions and behavior in it. In a simpler way, criminal negligence is a more severe version of civil negligence. Criminal negligence is more than just a careless act, but it is an act that is so reckless and outrageous, that it is vastly different in how a normal person will act in a certain situation.

In civil negligence, there is no need for a lot of proof compared to criminal negligence cases. If a person wants to file in civil negligence cases, then they just have to prove that the suspected was negligent.  

While in civil negligence, the prosecutor needs to only prove that the defendant was negligent, but criminal negligence is different. In criminal negligence, the prosecutor has to have definite proof that the defendant is guilty. The evidence has to be strong enough that there is no other explanation but the defendant is criminal negligence.

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KEYWORD: criminally negligent, illegal, ordinary person

Subject: Social Studies

Class: 10-12

Subchapter: Criminally Negligent