In the following situation, discuss (1) whether each party mentioned committed a criminal act; if so, (2) whether that party's intent was general or specific under common law standards; and (3) whether the intent would be considered purpose, knowledge, recklessness, or negligence under the Model Penal Code. Cameron, Connelly, Rheatta, and Shanda shared an apartment during college. One night they decided to go out clubbing. They drove Shanda's car. All had been drinking heavily for several hours when they headed for home. Cameron spotted a young man on a sidewalk whom Cameron had never liked. He suspected the young man was responsible for Cameron's having been caught cheating on a test. As a result of being caught, Cameron had to repeat the course and would not graduate on time. Connelly saw the young man and suggested they scare him by driving up onto the curb. Rheatta and Shanda said nothing. Cameron accelerated the car and headed directly at the young man, whose back was to the car. Cameron struck the young man at a speed of more than 40 miles per hour. Rheatta said they should go back, but Shanda urged Cameron to keep going. Connelly told Cameron to pull over. Cameron did, and Connelly got into the driver's seat and drove the car home. No one in the group ever stopped or called for help. The young man bled to death as he lay in the street; it was several hours before he was found. Shanda parked the car in a rented storage garage for several months and then drove it out of state to her home, where she filed an insurance claim alleging she had struck a deer.