neither the existence of an intent with cause for carrying out a crime or the purpose thereof shall be taken into account, unless the law stipulates otherwise. Intent is also realized if the perpetrator expects a criminal result for carrying out a deed and he perpetrated the deed accepting such result accordingly. Unintended Error Article (10): Unintentional error is there if the perpetrator acted when carrying out the deed in a manner that is not committed by a normal person, if in the circumstances the deed is characterized by carelessness, excessiveness, or negligence or without consideration to the relevant laws, procedures and decrees. A perpetrator is considered to act as such if he did not expect the result, which a normal person would expect or did expect, but thought that such result can be avoided accordingly. Section TWO Types of Crimes Punishable and Retribution [qisas] Juridical Crimes and Crimes with Further Punishment Article (11): There are two kinds of crimes: 1. Crimes that are punished according to limits set out in religious jurisdictions [hodoud] and by retribution [qisas].2 2. Crimes that punishable by slandering. The Definition and Number of the Jurisdictional [hodoud] Punishments Article (12): There are seven crimes for which punishments prescribed by religious jurisdiction are meted out; they are crimes for which a specific religious Jurisdictional [hodoud] stipulation exists and is a pure or mixed Devine right, which religious jurisdiction expresses as "limits."3 These are seven in number as follows: 1. Transgression 3. Banditry 5. Adultery 6. Drinking Alcohol 2 2. Apostasy 4. Theft 6. Slander I.e., "An eye for an eye, …, etc". Perhaps "boundaries" would be a better definition in English than "limits", because these are punishments that are proscribed by Devine decree and are seen as mandatory and cannot be changed.. 3