Question

this means no mental state is required at all any person doing the act is guilty regardless of intent
○ specific intent
○ general intent
○ criminal negligence

Explanation:

In law, strict liability means no mental state is required and any person doing the act is guilty regardless of intent. Specific intent, general intent, and criminal negligence all involve some level of mental - state consideration. This description fits strict liability which is not among the given options but shows that none of the options match the described concept as they all involve mental - state elements.

Answer:

None of the above options are correct as they all involve mental - state requirements while the description indicates a lack of such a requirement.