List five (5) factors that may be taken into consideration in determining the
reasonableness or lack thereof of a defendant’s conduct.
1. The defendant's state of mind at the time of the alleged conduct, such as intent, knowledge, or recklessness.
2. The defendant's level of experience or knowledge in the situation in question.
3. The circumstances surrounding the defendant's conduct, such as any imminent danger or threat they may have been facing.
4. The social norms and expectations that may have influenced the defendant’s behavior.
5. The consequences of the defendant's actions, including whether they resulted in harm or injury to others.