What are the three elements that constitute a crime of imprudence or negligence?


a) A damage equal to that produced by an intentional crime; b) Acts or omissions lacking foresight, negligent, lacking expertise, thoughtless or careless; and c) A causal relationship between such conduct and the damage caused.
b) A damage equal to that produced by an intentional crime; b) Acts or omissions lacking foresight, negligent, lacking expertise, thoughtless or careless; and c) A causal relationship between such conduct and the damage caused, as well as a previous representation of the result by the author.
c) A damage equal to that produced by an intentional crime; b) Acts or omissions lacking foresight, negligent, lacking expertise, thoughtless or careless; and c) A causal relationship between such conduct and the damage caused, as well as a previous representation of the result by the author, and a violation of a legal duty.