Posted: May 18th, 2017

Sometimes a person who causes “criminal” harm is not guilty of a crime because the harmful conduct did not include a voluntary act. In which of the following situations would the person named probably not be considered guilty of a crime for that reason?

Sometimes a person who causes “criminal” harm is not guilty of a crime because the harmful conduct did not include a voluntary act. In which of the following situations would the person named probably not be considered guilty of a crime for that reason? a. Laura was driving down a street and, when a large bird flew in her car window, she swerved and hit a pedestrian. b. Evan was riding in a car with friends when the driver suddenly took a shortcut across the lawn of a corner house (and Evan is charged with trespass). c. Both of the above.