Question

a person did not intend to commit a crime, but acted with extreme lack of care in a situation
common law
negligent
murder
misdemeanor
laws written down (codified) and passed by legislative bodies are called:
legislative statutes
common law
the us constitution

Explanation:

1. Negligence is when a person does not intend to commit a crime but shows extreme lack of care. Common law is a body of unwritten laws based on legal precedents. Murder is an intentional act of killing another person. A misdemeanor is a less - serious crime.
2. Laws written down and passed by legislative bodies are legislative statutes. Common law is not codified in this way. The US Constitution is the fundamental law of the United States, not just any codified law passed by a legislative body.

Answer:

1. B. Negligent
2. A. Legislative Statutes