Talk:Culpable and reckless conduct

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Crimes of recklessness General offences[edit]

The charge of Culpable and Reckless Conduct can be libelled as an offence on its own or as a specific course of action which has given rise to an offence. The general offences of recklessness in Scotland are contained within both Common Law and Statutory law. The

Offence	Charge	Statue
Vandalism		Criminal Law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act 1995 s.52(1)(3)
Intentionally or recklessly penetrating with penis the vagina/anus/mouth of another		Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2009 S37(1)&(3)(a)
Intentionally or recklessly kill/injure/take a wild bird		Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 S1(1)(a)
Culpable & Reckless Conduct	Offence at Common Law
Culpable & Reckless Fireraising	Offence at Common Law
Reckless Fireraising	Offence at Common Law
Culpable & Reckless Discharge of Firearm	Offence at Common Law