Actions that do not require criminal intent to be considered a criminal act are called

Actions that do not require criminal intent to be considered a criminal act are called "Strict liability crimes".

In criminal law, Strict liability is liability for which mens rea which is Latin for "guilty mind", does not need to be demonstrated in connection to at least one components including the actus reus which is Latin for "guilty act", despite the fact that intent, carelessness or information might be required in connection to other components of the offense.