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Deliber

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Del´i`ber
v. t. & i.1.To deliberate.


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[14] The Baron court was concerned that giving a willful blindness instruction when there is not sufficient evidence that the defendant deliber ately avoided exploring whether drugs are present could serve to reduce the criminal state of mind required for conviction from knowledge to something less, such as negligence.
Proving Guilty Knowledge by HENDRIE, EDWARD M. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
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