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This article will initially define mens rea recklessness, using leading case judgments to distinguish objective and subjective recklessness within English criminal law. This will be followed by a concise explanation of the reasons used to judge those cases, concluding with discussion and consideration of the choice made by the House of Lords to reject the Caldwell meaning in lieu of the one adopted in RvG . 1 2
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