'Intention is one of the most powerful forces there is.
What you mean when you do a thing will always determine the
outcome. The law creates the world.'
-Brenna Yovanoff
It is, in fact, the ability to consciously use our brains that
separates us, the human race, from other animals we term as
'wild.' This ability is to be celebrated, but also to be
used carefully and with caution. This also paves way for law to
ensure civic sense and effective governance. To every action there
is an equal and opposite reaction. Likewise, for every decision
made with (or without) intent, recklessness, malice, or negligence
leads to an outcome and possibly makes the person(s) accountable
for. From an interpretation stand point singular may include the
plural or vise versa but right can certainly not include the
wrong. It is for this reason the consequence of any decision
that adversely harms or affects others results in punishing the
mens rea (guilty mind).
