SPOILER! Kattints ide a szöveg elolvasásához!For the crime of negligent homicide, Arizona law A.R.S. § 13-1102 requires the prosecution prove that you caused the death of another person with criminal negligence. You had no intention to kill when you commit negligent homicide.
Acting with criminal negligence means that you failed to recognize a substantial and unjustifiable risk of causing the death of another person. The type of risk the law is talking about is one that a reasonable person would not have taken. So, what raises the degree of negligence from ordinary civil liability to criminal liability is when you act in an extremely unreasonable way. Arizona calls this criminal negligence, while some states call it gross negligence.