Question

28 multiple choice 1 point this means that the intent (mens rea) was actual or implied (they consciously meant to cause anothers death) specific intent malice aforethought criminal negligence

Explanation:

Malice aforethought refers to the conscious intention, either actual or implied, to cause another's death. Specific intent is a more general mental state for a crime and not as directly related to the described intent for causing death. Criminal negligence is about lack of reasonable care rather than conscious intent to cause death.

Answer:

malice aforethought