| Issue/Conclusion | Standard | Facts | Reasons
(Common Knowledge, Policy) |
|
| Paul met the element of intent because | he had to be substantially certain that he would hit
someone
|
when he went skateboarding on a busy side walk. | Conclusion not Analytical | |
| Paul met the element of intent because | he had to be substantially certain that he would hit someone | because it is common knowledge that it is difficult to
maneuver around people on a skateboard. Thus, the likelihood of hitting
someone while skateboarding increases as there are more pedestrians around.
|
Conclusion not Analytical | |
| Paul met the element of intent | when he went skateboarding on a busy sidewalk | because it is common knowledge that it is difficult to
maneuver around people on a skateboard. Thus, the likelihood of hitting
someone while skateboarding increases as there are more pedestrians around.
|
Conclusion not Analytical | |
| Paul met the element of intent | when he went skateboarding on a busy sidewalk.
|
Conclusion not Analytical | ||
| Paul had to be substantially certain that he would hit someone | when he went skateboarding on a busy sidewalk. | because it is common knowledge that it is difficult to
maneuver around people on a skateboard. Thus, the likelihood of hitting
someone while skateboarding increases as there are more pedestrians around.
|
Acceptable analytical sentence | |
| Paul met the element of intent because | he had to be substantially certain that he would hit someone | when he went skateboarding on a busy side walk | because it is common knowledge that it is difficult to maneuver around people on a skateboard. Thus, the likelihood of hitting someone while skateboarding increases as the number of pedestrians increases. | Acceptable Analytical Sentence |