818. Qualifying allegations unnecessary
It is not necessary in any indictment to allege that any act of commission or omission charged was done or omitted to be done “intentionally,” “wilfully,” or “maliciously,” or “wickedly and feloniously”, or “falsely and fraudulently,” or “knowingly,” or “negligently,” or “recklessly” or in “breach of duty,” or to use such words as “knowing the same to be forged,” or “having good reason to know,” or “well knowing the same to have been stolen,” or “unlawfully,” or “unlawfully and carnally,” or to use any words or qualifying expressions, as such qualifying allegations are implied in every case.