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An example of this can be seen when an accused individual has deliberately shut their eyes to the knowledge of possession and or knowledge of use of illicit illegal substances, the law can deem this as the equivalent of actual knowledge.
Part V, therefore, undertakes the task of formulating an account of when acting in willful ignorance really is as culpable as acting knowingly. This amounts to a defense of a suitably restricted version of the equal culpability thesis.
Although willful blindness can be difficult to prove, it is also a legitimate and effective tool of the law in finding someone guilty of a crime.
Given the choice between conceding the race, as tradition required in a democracy, and summoning a violent mob to desecrate democracy, he opted for the latter. But willful blindness is not a defense against criminality.
Willful blindness is a term used in law to describe a situation in which a person seeks to avoid civil or criminal liability for a wrongful act by intentionally keeping themselves unaware of facts that would render them liable or implicated.

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Although willful blindness can be difficult to prove, it is also a legitimate and effective tool of the law in finding someone guilty of a crime.
The mental culpability (the mens rea element) necessary to convict a defendant of a crime may be established through a judgment of intentional blindness. By proving willful blindness, the defense that the defendant lacked the necessary intent to commit the offense is effectively abandoned.
To prove willful blindness, the prosecution must show that the defendant subjectively believed that there was a high probability that the relevant fact was true and that the defendant took deliberate actions to avoid learning that fact. A trip through the defendant mind still cannot be avoided.
Wilful blindness does not define the mens rea required for particular offences. Rather, it can substitute for actual knowledge whenever knowledge is a component of the mens rea.
To prove willful blindness, the prosecution must show that the defendant subjectively believed that there was a high probability that the relevant fact was true and that the defendant took deliberate actions to avoid learning that fact. A trip through the defendant mind still cannot be avoided.

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