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What is the difference between intent and desire?

Can a crime be committed with desire but without intent?

Can a person commit a crime without the desire to do so?

Sagot :

jaredvazquez940

Answer:

The difference between these two words, intend means to do it on purpose. But desire means that you wanna do it.

Yes. a person can commit a crime without intent

Yes. A person can commit a crime without the desire.

Expanlanation:

Undertale12345

Answer:

Explanation:

intent - is the reason behind something.

Desire - is the want to do something.

1)yes and no use serial killers for exzample some deiser to kill humans but sometimes not the intent. Mostly murder are both.

2) same as one

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