Talk:Intention (criminal)

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This page appears to deal mainly with US law on criminal intention. Could someone please confirm whether this is so and make it clear on the page? Perhaps there ought to be an "Intention in US Law" article (to mirror "Intention in English Law"), leaving this one free to deal with criminal intention in general terms. 152.71.66.243.

[edit] Oblique Intention

Whoever has written oblique intention seems to have instead covered the issue of 'intervening acts' which comes under causation.