Latin phrase for an intention to commit a crime
Answer: MENS REA
The answer to the CodyCross clue “Latin phrase for an intention to commit a crime” is MENS REA. This clue appears in 1 CodyCross puzzle across Mesopotamia. Find the full puzzle with this clue below, or browse other CodyCross answers from the same world.
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What is the answer to "Latin phrase for an intention to commit a crime" in CodyCross?
The answer is MENS REA.
Which CodyCross puzzles contain "Latin phrase for an intention to commit a crime"?
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Is the answer to "Latin phrase for an intention to commit a crime" the same in all CodyCross languages?
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