Assume an offense requires proof that a person knowingly and…
Assume an offense requires proof that a person knowingly and intentionally causes bodily injury to another person without legal justification.Police respond to an argument between Rowan and Avery.Rowan has a cut above one eye. Avery admits:“I hit Rowan once, but only after Rowan came at me.”One witness heard the argument but did not see the physical contact. Another witness saw Avery strike Rowan but arrived moments before the strike and did not see what Rowan had done immediately beforehand.Which assessment demonstrates the strongest criminal-law reasoning?
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