Arizona is thus "vicariously liable for the negligence, gross negligence, and medical negligence" that allegedly occurred at Hacienda.
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The documents accuse the state of being "vicariously liable for the negligence, gross negligence and medical negligence" at Hacienda.
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The documents also say there are claims of negligence, gross negligence and "negligence per se" in addition to the vicarious liability.
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They also accuse the Trump campaign of incitement to riot, negligence, gross negligence and recklessness.
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They further level charges of incitement to riot, negligence, gross negligence and recklessness against the Trump campaign.
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The couple's injuries "would not have occurred but for the negligence, gross negligence and premises liability of the Walmart respondents," the lawsuit said.
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The lawsuit charged Veolia with professional negligence and fraud that caused Flint's the lead poisoning to continue and worsen, and LAN with professional negligence.
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Goodson also is charged with second-degree assault, misconduct in office, involuntary manslaughter, manslaughter by vehicles (gross negligence), manslaughter by vehicle (criminal negligence) and reckless endangerment.
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"I don't see how the facts as we know it would amount to criminal negligence as opposed to simple negligence," attorney Jerry Berry told CNN affiliate WINK.
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Goodson also is charged with involuntary manslaughter; second-degree negligent assault; manslaughter by vehicle (gross negligence); manslaughter by vehicle (criminal negligence); misconduct in office and reckless endangerment.
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Goodson is also charged with involuntary manslaughter, second-degree negligent assault, manslaughter by vehicle (gross negligence), manslaughter by vehicle (criminal negligence), misconduct in office and reckless endangerment.
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"The Defendants' negligence, gross negligence, recklessness, willfulness, and wantonness created a hazard and danger which proximately caused the Plaintiff to sustain serious personal injuries," reads the suit.
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The three protesters accused Heimbach and Bamberger of assault and battery and pressed charges of incitement to riot, negligence, gross negligence and recklessness against the Trump campaign.
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Goodson faces charges alleging second-degree depraved-heart murder, second-degree assault, misconduct in office, involuntary manslaughter, manslaughter by vehicle (gross negligence), manslaughter by vehicle (criminal negligence) and reckless endangerment.
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Parkland Victims' Families Sue, Claiming Negligence in Mass Shooting Families of the Parkland shooting victims filed 213 lawsuits, accusing the local school district and sheriff's office in Florida of negligence.
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"There were a variety of scenarios where the court might have found negligence or the jury might have found negligence, but there was one element or another missing," Lytton said.
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For referring her to the risky procedure, Stewart was convicted on charges of culpable-negligence manslaughter and conspiracy to commit culpable-negligence manslaughter by a jury in Hinds County, Mississippi in 2014.
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Clinton's negligence to the public, he characterized her actions as "extremely careless," words used in trial jury instructions to explain the very meaning of the phrase "gross negligence" used in the statute.
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Protesters blamed negligence by the local government for the accident.
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Gross negligence has robbed two families of their loved ones.
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"Gross negligence," he said, rather than purposeful conduct, is enough.
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"The repeated incidents imply negligence," Bergman said in an interview.
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A separate negligence lawsuit has been filed against Arizona Gov.
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You don't want to be fired for negligence or disinterest.
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She pleaded guilty to culpable negligence manslaughter earlier this month.
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"There is a clear case of negligence here," he added.
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The lawsuit accuses the defendants of negligence, according to KFOR4.
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There are no further complications to his act of negligence.
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He is also suing Snapchat, accusing the company of negligence.
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For felonies, negligence or recklessness is not sufficient for conviction.
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This is a really stretch theory of negligence and duty.
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Relying on them for our "immune response" is wilful negligence.
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Scroll on to see Walmart's evidence of Tesla's alleged negligence.
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That small fan base came together despite Google's recent negligence.
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Belgium's interior minister Jan Jambon on Friday blamed police negligence.
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But prosecutors said Bates' actions were tantamount to professional negligence.
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Negligence exposes companies to employee lawsuits and fines from regulators.
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Mr. Peterson was also charged with culpable negligence and perjury.
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It turns out that my negligence was shared by most.
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Proving negligence is a far lower bar than proving intent.
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Some extreme cases of negligence can also bypass the PLCAA.
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Three years ago, a U.N. human rights panel found negligence.
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But behind that immediate cause was a culture of negligence.
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It makes claims of civil rights violations, discrimination and negligence.
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Recent investigations have concluded that police negligence caused the tragedy.
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They were charged with culpable homicide, negligence and child abuse.
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Will I die as a result of my own negligence???
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Police said the captain of the Phoenix had been charged with negligence causing death and the manager of the company operating the Serenata may be charged with negligence causing physical and mental damage to others.
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The Virginian-Pilot notes that the lawsuit, which includes claims of negligence, gross negligence and negligent hiring and retention, was moved to federal court last week after being initially filed in in Chesapeake Circuit Court.
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Veolia North America is charged with negligence, fraud and public nuisance.
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Chief Tom Lewis will face one count of misdemeanor culpable negligence.
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Swedish prosecutors are investigating Macchiarini on suspicion of gross criminal negligence.
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This case is about negligence and somebody losing a loved one.
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"[Matthies'] death resulted from the negligence of [Morgan]," the suit reads.
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He is the one that replaced gross negligence with extreme carelessness.
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Lockwood, Andrews & Newman (LAN) is charged with negligence and public nuisance.
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He is a negligence lawyer who was then nearing age 70.
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Instead, the court said, only a showing of negligence was required.
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Stop distracting from the core issue, elite negligence and national decline.
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Meanwhile, some distributors have already been dealt penalties for their negligence.
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JP Morgan Chase, which ran the escrow account, has denied negligence.
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Now, he faces charges including child neglect, perjury and culpable negligence.
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From misdirected management, we work our way naturally to pure negligence.
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Both are now fugitives after being convicted of corruption and negligence.
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The lawsuit, obtained by PEOPLE, also alleges medical malpractice and negligence.
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It is being sued for negligence, according to its annual report.
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The law uses the "reasonable driver" standard in evaluating negligence liability.
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I ACTUALLY SETTLED ON NEGLIGENCE, WHICH I THINK IS VERY IMPORTANT.
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Businesses providing security for the event were also sued for negligence.
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G-Rod's also suing the hotel for negligence in the incident.
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Online petitions circulated blaming the mother of the child for negligence.
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" The illegal stop was, at worst, "an isolated instance of negligence.
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Whether intentional or a result of negligence, it is totally unacceptable.
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"It will also deal with negligence of the whole auto industry."
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He said he had never expected such negligence from an Asian.
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His family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Williams, citing negligence.
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Because of Olive Garden's alleged negligence, Howard is suing for damages.
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Blacks do because they've lived the negligence, and still live it.
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If they did not know, they are guilty of extreme negligence.
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She has filed in Canada, where her negligence suit, Caal v.
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Among the suits were claims alleging negligence and breach of contract.
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Early this year, she sued the Brentwood School district for negligence.
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It is to protect the public against his negligence or abuse.
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"Negligence could be really broad and open to interpretation," he said.
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They are now being accused of negligence resulting in bodily harm.
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Some absolutely beautiful creatures dying because if human negligence and apathy.
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Among the suits are claims alleging negligence and breach of contract.
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It has also suspended seven policemen from the area for negligence.
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Glisson has to show more than mere negligence by Corizon's employees.
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Lagarde was convicted of negligence over the affair in December, 2016.
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This week I have a big torts essay due on negligence.
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Goodson faces the most serious charges in the case, including second-degree depraved-heart murder, second-degree assault, misconduct in office, involuntary manslaughter, manslaughter by vehicles (gross negligence), manslaughter by vehicle (criminal negligence) and reckless endangerment.
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Jane Doe is suing Facebook for negligence, gross negligence, and violations of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code 98.0002, which prohibits someone from engaging in or knowingly benefiting from the sex trafficking of another person.
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Goodson, the third officer to go on trial, was charged with second-degree depraved-heart murder, second-degree assault, misconduct in office, involuntary manslaughter, manslaughter by vehicles (gross negligence), manslaughter by vehicle (criminal negligence) and reckless endangerment.
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Prudence, which literally means foresight, is the mean between cunning and negligence.
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Taken together, the levels of negligence at More Than Me are shocking.
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Walker is suing for negligence and wants an unspecified amount in damages.
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It accuses the church of negligence for allowing him access to children.
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I hope you arrest his mother for negligence or contributing to delinquency.
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If a player bears no fault or negligence, there is no suspension.
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This latest report, however, suggests an even more disturbing level of negligence.
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But it said it has documented numerous instances of error and negligence.
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Design defect claims do not require a finding of fault or negligence.
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Now Eric's family wants to make sure such negligence doesn't happen again.
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He's suing for assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence.
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The allegations include conspiracy by unlawful means, breach of trust and negligence.
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Gross negligence by the Democratic National Committee allowed hacking to take place.
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Public policy should prize diligence and exact costs for negligence or malfeasance.
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This case of medical negligence has received significant attention from local politicians.
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He termed her actions "extremely careless," which essentially amounts to gross negligence.
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The negligence, wrongful death, and product liability lawsuit names Ripley Entertainment Inc.
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McVay would be charged with negligence in the loss of the ship.
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"I can't think of a clearer definition of gross negligence anywhere," Sen.
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Several Republicans have said "13 Hours" details her negligence in the attack.
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"There was some negligence, we don't know where it fell," Dotson said.
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Negligence of the sort evidenced in the Washington, D.C., hospital is unacceptable.
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"This is negligence here," neighbor Dantra Lewis told the San Bernardino Sun .
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The NFL's negligence in investigating domestic violence cases seemingly knows no bounds.
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The LAPD negligence demonstration continues during Detective Tom Lange's (Chris Bauer) testimony.
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"Gross negligence is the language in the statute I believe," Wray said.
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"It's not about negligence, it is about a criminal offense," Macierewicz said.
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They know no one is going to punish them for their negligence.
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Even worse, their negligence made Kevin the prime target for two burglars.
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The state alleges negligence and unjust enrichment and is seeking compensatory damages.
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Their silence is its own form of negligence toward the public's trust.
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On the other, she dredges up uncomfortable associations of abuse and negligence.
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In "Kintu," the patriarch himself is culpable, and the crime is negligence.
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It alleges negligence, wrongful death and breach of contract, among other things.
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Another hypothesis being considered is possible negligence of workers at the site.
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Basically speaking, usually, common law parents can&apost be held liable for negligence of their children, unless it was willful or malicious, but parents can be held liable for their own negligence in failing to supervise a child.
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The jury decided the tennis association will have to pay 75 percent of the damages owed to Bouchard but also found the tennis player bore contributory negligence, assessing her 25 percent of the total negligence, the newspaper reported.
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LEAP OF FAITH Hubris, Negligence, and America's Greatest Foreign Policy Tragedy By Michael J. Mazarr The operative word in the title of "Leap of Faith: Hubris, Negligence, and America's Greatest Foreign Policy Tragedy" is the last one: tragedy.
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Of the six officers who were charged, Goodson faces the most serious charges: second-degree depraved-heart murder, second-degree assault, misconduct in office, involuntary manslaughter, manslaughter by vehicles (gross negligence), manslaughter by vehicles (criminal negligence) and reckless endangerment.
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The charges listed in the lawsuit include professional negligence, public nuisance, and fraud.
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Fernandez's estate is facing negligence lawsuits from the families of Rivero and Macias.
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The three men were charged with professional negligence resulting in injury and death.
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Authorities say Beckwitt's negligence created unsafe conditions that ultimately led to Khafra's death.
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Ghanghro was ultimately arrested and charged with negligence, manslaughter and causing unintentional harm.
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The state government suspended five police officers for negligence, said a police spokesperson.
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He helped changed the name from, you know, gross negligence to extremely careless.
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The charges listed in the lawsuit include professional negligence, public nuisance and fraud.
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The costs are too high, and idealism is not a defense against negligence.
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Warger lost his left leg in the crash and sued Shauers for negligence.
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When a coworker starts slacking, you might want to blame negligence or incompetence.
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Last year, Bosnian police briefly detained GIKIL's then-general manager over environmental negligence.
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In 2017 the city also made banks' senior managers personally responsible for negligence.
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He said her death was not due to negligence -- according to state media.
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The victim's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Williams, alleging negligence.
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The revelation has led to accusations of government negligence and political cover-ups.
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Algorithmic negligence of worst-case scenarios for malicious usage of Facebook products is.
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Police are investigating the incident to determine whether there has been criminal negligence.
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Walmart's complaint said Tesla's negligence resulted in fires in at least seven cases.
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Tom Cotton (Ark.) said the movie show's Clinton's "utter negligence" before the strike.
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What if my client had insinuated or outright accused her boss of negligence?
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Negligence lawsuit Two weeks after the crash, Jerome Barson died in a hospital.
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And it's that negligence, rather than the specific settings, that concerns privacy advocates.
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White people don't frame this kind of negligence as racial, but they should.
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DHS is also embroiled in a lawsuit that alleges negligence toward detainees' health.
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They can't be obliged to expend serious effort to undo someone else's negligence.
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"It's either reflective of infighting in the administration or negligence that's taking place."
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Suddenly it is a poster child for malevolent government overreach, negligence, and authoritarianism.
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The lawsuit alleges breach of contract, negligence and breaking a legal-binding promise.
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"This ruling sanctions an alleged negligence with a totally disproportionate penalty," Vizcarra said.
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The jury ruled the victim -- Bernecker -- was 6% liable for his own negligence.
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"This is not a simple case of negligence or failed oversight," she noted.
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Powell is suing St. Barnabas Hospital for negligence and is seeking monetary relief.
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Foos did not object, saying that he regretted his negligence in the matter.
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Moreover, the dangers foretold by austerity were compounded by FEMA's negligence post-Maria.
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It may stem from human error, negligence, a bad actor or Mother Nature.
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However, creating a consistent culture of bullying and negligence will create additional wounds.
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He dismissed a negligence claim with prejudice because federal law pre-empted it.
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Manslaughter charges would require proof that officials had demonstrated gross negligence, Flood said.
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Flores sued for negligence, assault and battery ... and was looking for serious cash.
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The lawsuit alleges product liability, negligence and breaches of warranty, and seeks unspecified damages.
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On Tuesday, police investigated the site and city officials on suspicion of professional negligence.
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The lack of any guiding principles is a deficiency, specifically the vice of negligence.
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It is the result of negligence that has been happening for a while now.
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Negligence this may be; but defamation of a public figure it plainly is not.
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It also may not apply if the plaintiff can show there was gross negligence.
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Under California law, utilities are exposed to liability from wildfires regardless of their negligence.
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He said possible ignorance or negligence can still lead to charges in some cases.
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The seller hasn't been found, but Oberdorf sued Amazon, accusing the company of negligence.
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Yakely, the lawyer for Spokane County, said the case did not rise to negligence.
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Jurors found Johnson & Johnson liable for fraud, negligence and conspiracy, the family's lawyers said.
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Prosecutors could also indicate what charges they are considering bringing - for instance criminal negligence.
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Leaving the Mac Pro on life supply for so long just feels like negligence.
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The alliance may have provoked Putin through ignorance, arrogance or negligence — but not belligerence.
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At certain times, however, this negligence is more than appalling, it is life-threatening.
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The lawsuit also accused Fiat Chrysler of negligence, product liability and breach of warranty.
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YOU KNOW, AGAIN, I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND THAT IT WAS A NEGLIGENCE.
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Other amendments include lower sentences for some offences and decriminalizing negligence in the workplace.
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The captain of the Phoenix has been charged with negligence causing death, police said.
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Police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekara said the factory manager was arrested on suspicion of negligence.
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The authorities attributed the collapse to dubious construction and later charged him with negligence.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese women has filed a negligence suit against Takata Corp 7312.
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Ongoing inquiries This case of medical negligence has received significant attention from local politicians.
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Comey indicated before Congress that in private practice he had worked against criminalizing negligence.
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The suit alleges that the company's negligence caused Gasper's injuries, the news outlet said.
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The family is seeking unspecified damages for negligence as well as a jury trial.
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But prosecutors said that Mr. Bates, who is white, was guilty of culpable negligence.
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The NES lawsuit alleges breach of contract, fraud, negligence and $250,000 worth of damages.
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The lawsuit against Jones alleges medical negligence, lack of informed consent, fraud, and battery.
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That dangerous oversight led Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette to sue Veolia for negligence.
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"I think there's probably some kind of negligence somewhere," Jason Allen said on Thursday.
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In contemporary urban environments, dispossession often takes the form of gentrification, homelessness, and negligence.
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"The issue isn't any golfer being responsible for his own negligence," Mr. Catalli said.
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He claimed that his wife's death resulted from the negligence of the medical staff.
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They can, however, be prosecuted separately for a charge known as gross negligence manslaughter.
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The patients claim her negligence left them disfigured and, in one case, brain damaged.
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"This was a case of negligence," her lawyer Richard Portale said at the time.
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An investigation is underway to determine whether it is a case of criminal negligence.
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Ms. García Villegas is also charged with improperly filing land permits, negligence and murder.
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We got double the blessing and now they're gone, due to someone else's negligence.
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It accuses them of hazing, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and civil conspiracy.
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No longer can parental death or negligence deny adoptees the legal status they deserve.
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During the civil proceedings, Match attempted to dismiss the negligence claims, citing CDA 25.
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In total, the complaint alleges 28 counts of negligence against Island Express and Zobayan.
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Schnatter filed a lawsuit against the board on July 26, accusing it of negligence.
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It called the negligence suit "gravely mistaken" and said it will contest the allegations.
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Critics of police counter that these types of protections enable police abuse and negligence.
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For the first time a person can sue the state for damages and negligence.
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Abernathy is suing Epps, along with Paramount Pictures, for negligence and assault and battery.
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Each day that these cans remain on store shelves, Conagra's negligence puts consumers in danger.
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The lawsuit accuses the bar and its bartender of gross negligence for serving Hight alcohol.
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"It's at best negligence by failure to act; at worst, it's outright complicity," said Lee.
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However, in California, negligence claims must be brought within a two-year statute of limitations.
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An investigation of possible criminal negligence has begun, Hollywood Police Chief Tomas Sanchez told reporters.
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That suit also alleged negligence, saying the theater lacked adequate security or sufficient alarm systems.
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Earlier this week, Walmart sued Tesla for "widespread negligence" involving repeated fires involving those systems.
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"Say a shooting happens and you're sued for negligence," says Kenneth Trump, the ALICE critic.
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Tyndall's former patients accused USC of complicity and negligence in its duty to protect students.
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These include not just criminal negligence but manslaughter and murder, according to California's attorney-general.
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Most of these all-male lists are probably due to negligence rather than real malice.
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But a combination of budget cuts and negligence means they cut a lot of corners.
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Oswell's family is now suing American Airlines for negligence for failing to divert the plane.
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The suit, which claims negligence, is against Olajire-Aro's employer the Charleston County School District.
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And beyond even the law, profiting on the back of potential negligence is pretty disgusting.
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In baroque prose, Coover subtly criticizes the zeitgeist, loose morals, juvenile delinquency and parental negligence.
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Many good prosecutors would charge that case, and would easily prove the gross negligence required.
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Raisman also went after Team USA Gymnastics and the U.S. Olympic Committee for their negligence.
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All 16 have been charged with negligence, Xinhua said on Friday, citing a Shenzhen prosecutor.
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You can't sue for the kind of negligence that is most common in environmental suits.
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A driver is only legally responsible for an accident if he or she committed negligence.
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The 2 are suing for $3 million for assault and battery, civil conspiracy and negligence.
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Andrews has accused the hotel of negligence, infliction of emotional distress and invasion of privacy.
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"I understand that things are complicated in government," Bradley said, acknowledging the Supreme Court's negligence.
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Grecia is one of the many wild animals left scarred by abuse and human negligence.
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Along with many other victims' families, Njoroge has filed a lawsuit accusing Boeing of negligence.
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Liang appears to be the first of those charged with criminal negligence in the case.
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An investigation of possible criminal negligence was underway, Hollywood Police Chief Tomas Sanchez told reporters.
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Prosecutors said Bates' actions were tantamount to professional negligence and won the maximum allowable sentence.
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In August, his parents sued Fiat Chrysler for negligence and product liability claims in California.
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Lapindo has denied accusations of negligence, saying the mud disaster was triggered by tectonic activity.
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Epstein's death has sparked intense scrutiny of the New York facility and questions about negligence.
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Magistrates opened an investigation into whether there had been any negligence in recent restoration work.
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Has it something to do with negligence, or the Los Angeles airport, or magnesium citrate?
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"If there is negligence that warrants being pursued then we will do that," he said.
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This could not have happened without the gross negligence on the part of U.S.A. Gymnastics.
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I can't believe the gross moral negligence of Congress letting this program hang in uncertainty.
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Such negligence, the detainees' lawyers argue, meets the definition of torture and crimes against humanity.
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This, of course, isn't to say that exploration should proceed with homicidal levels of negligence.
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Revelations of apparent negligence by the hospital authorities have already led to other criminal investigations.
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The city has argued that Mr. Thevenin's own carelessness, recklessness and negligence caused his death.
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Clinton or her aides under a statute that criminalizes "gross negligence" in handling classified information.
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Gregory said the case turned on the NICS examiner's alleged negligence in disregarding mandatory procedures.
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"When you have no idea what you're facing, there's bound to be negligence," he said.
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"I was so angry, I reported the negligence to the hospital commander," Sergeant Stayskal said.
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Mr. Grace said in a statement that the company's negligence had gone on too long.
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"At best, it is gross negligence," Kim told lawyers representing the department at the hearing.
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Investigators have launched a probe into possible negligence and violations of the fire safety rules.
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The authorities charged Beslan police officials with negligence, though they were granted amnesty from prosecution.
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"It is clear that the company's negligence and fraud put the flying public at risk."
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Palestinian prisoners and detainees have suffered from torture, inhumane and degrading treatment, and medical negligence.
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Senior police investigator Mirza Abdullahel Baqui said officials were being questioned but only for negligence.
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Turner's lawsuit accuses the US Department of Veterans Affairs of negligence and seeks compensatory damages.
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The doctrine prevents service members and military families from suing the federal government for negligence.
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What used to be a problem of negligence has evolved into something far more sinister.
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The Georgia High School Association said there is no evidence of negligence in his death.
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Souza said she feels that the negligence of other parents may shorten her son's life.
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Section 793(f) makes it a crime to exhibit "gross negligence" in mishandling classified information.
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Already, a Florida couple who sailed on the ship have sued Princess, alleging gross negligence.
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He added that it seemed "quite likely" that officials had demonstrated that kind of negligence.
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The complaint charges the company with gross negligence, recklessness, and deliberate indifference to Johnathan's safety.
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" Yet critics of his decision have frequently brought up two words in response: "gross negligence.
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Linett claims Ayoub didn't see him crossing because he was Snapchatting while driving ... classic negligence.
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Despite that negligence, the committee did not cite Hastert or others with violating House rules.
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There was a disregard for criminal negligence After ignoring a wealth of evidence that would have met the intent prong of the statute, Mr. Comey essentially wrote subsection 793(f), the gross negligence section, out of the applicable statute in the Clinton email investigation.
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There is clear negligence on the part of the hospital in its lack of staff training.
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The National Human Rights Commission has accused Maharashtra state of negligence and asked for a report.
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Swedish prosecutors are investigating Macchiarini on suspicion of gross criminal negligence leading to another person's death.
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The claims also include defamation, and negligence for continuing to employ Jaeger after the allegations surfaced.
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He said there was no proper evacuation route and a "lot of negligence" at the location.
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"We&aposve arrested them because of negligence that resulted in people losing their lives," he said.
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Four passenger on board were injured, and one is now suing the cruise line for negligence.
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Pro-Kremlin politicians called for anyone found guilty of negligence or worse to be harshly punished.
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One contractor said their impression of Google was not one of obvious negligence or misguided priorities.
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"Roxy died due to medical negligence by US immigration authorities," the groups said in a statement.
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Under the statute, it is a felony to mishandle classified information intentionally or through gross negligence.
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Walmart is claiming breach of contract, gross negligence and failure to live up to industry standards.
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Depending on the severity of any negligence, PG&E could be charged with crimes including murder.
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The interior ministry this week said it would seek charges against 10 unidentified officials for negligence.
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Her fall, she alleges, is the result of the store's negligence—a claim that Walmart disputes.
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But they're more cost effective than dealing with the life-changing ramifications of negligence or neglect.
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Putin said the incident had been caused by criminal negligence and those responsible would be punished.
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Njoroge, like many of the victims' families, has filed a lawsuit accusing Boeing Co of negligence.
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Namely, that when it comes to Airbnb and its toxic combination of negligence and leftism, #WeReject.
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While the cause of death is under dispute, allegations of negligence and corruption surround the incident.
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Less than half of 1 percent of health care costs are related to medical negligence claims.
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"The evidence is everywhere that Equifax perpetrated massive negligence," Shang told me on a phone call.
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The entire political class has let the country down through a mix of negligence and corruption.
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"All the negligence, abuse, addiction—a lot of these guys never had a chance," he said.
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Declining health Several immigrant advocacy groups claim Hernandez died due to medical negligence by immigration officials.
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His 2016 negligence suit against Watts and Watts' firm, the court held, was years too late.
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Police from Trois-Rivières are investigating the incident to determine whether there has been criminal negligence.
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Sec. McDonald failed to admit VA negligence contributed to veterans' deaths in places like Phoenix, Ariz.
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Many federal employees have been disciplined and prosecuted for less negligence with classified material than Mrs.
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Some Israeli politicians have been disparaging about what they view as European negligence in security matters.
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One of the biggest is whether there was criminal negligence in the design of the plane.
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Though dismissing the claim of negligence on the second driver, she allowed the case to proceed.
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This will ensure that patients who experience medical negligence will be fairly compensated for their injuries.
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Anyone harmed by these tragic wildfires has the ability to pursue a negligence claim in court.
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"Not knowing the key people on the market would be an act of negligence," he said.
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Does the Reagan administration's years of silence on the AIDS epidemic constitute conspiracy or pure negligence?
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It's not clear that these breaches were a result of poor security practices or corporate negligence.
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"The common thread seems to be negligence on the part of PG&E," Mr. Hill said.
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She is suing I.C.L. for negligence, arguing that the organization knew the patient was a threat.
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She sued the Brentwood School District for negligence in protecting her daughter; the suit is continuing.
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Months after the disaster, the owner was convicted of criminal negligence and sentenced to jail time.
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He said it was "more likely an accident than criminal negligence," according to The Associated Press.
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As evidence of negligence mounted, Vale's board last March suspended Mr. Schvartsman and other top executives.
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The building's owner is accused of violating fire safety regulations and committing involuntary homicide by negligence.
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The negligence claims arise from the plaintiffs' allegations that Trump knew his supporters would attack protesters.
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"You're covered for your negligence if you injure someone or if you damage property," Kochenburger said.
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These findings are deeply troubling, but also speak to a pattern of VA negligence and incompetence.
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The government would be accused of negligence, incompetence, even malfeasance in its handling of the case.
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After the jury was excused, the judge said that it could find negligence even without malice.
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As white Americans, our lazy misperceptions of communities of color result in negligence, erasure, and violence.
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Officials noted they were looking into the possibility of negligence as they opened a judicial investigation.
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"It's a perfect storm of extraordinary factors coming together: fire, ice and criminal negligence," he said.
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What you are describing is a bad behavior amplified by sloppiness and complete negligence of security.
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The trio were accused negligence for failing to implement safety measures, all three pleaded not guilty.
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Rather, a violation requires only that someone exercise gross negligence in improperly handling national defense information.
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During Tuesday's press conference, Comey noted that it was a felony to "mishandle classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way," and that it appears as though the difference between intentional or gross negligence and ordinary run-of-the-mill negligence was an important factor.
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Here are the charges and maximum sentences: • Officer Goodson: second-degree depraved-heart murder (30 years), involuntary manslaughter (10 years), second-degree assault (10 years), manslaughter by vehicle, gross negligence (10 years), manslaughter by vehicle, criminal negligence (three years), misconduct in office, reckless endangerment (five years).
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That family negligence, class-based negligence, means that I still suffer from acute pain, sleepless nights, and years later, when I arrived in Paris and at the École Normale, I would hear my classmates ask me But why didn't your parents send you to an orthodontist .
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He added the trial will reveal "negligence and inept investigation" by the RCMP, The Canadian Press reported.
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But he ruled that the family's lawsuit accusing the Bureau of Land Management of negligence can proceed.
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Arresting a doctor and a junior staff member for negligence seems harsh, and even a bit reactionary.
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It accuses Rubin and his former lawyer of fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, conspiracy and professional negligence.
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It remains to be seen how this gross negligence will affect Ms. Jackson's already fragile mental health.
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Source: Public Domain Natasha Stewart was convicted of culpable negligence manslaughter in the case of Karima Gordon.
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He's been accused of fostering a cycle of negligence, abuse and unaccountability among himself, Betts and Wood.
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Fan hit in the face by foul ball at Fenway Park sues the Red Sox claiming negligence.
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Kramer rose to prominence battling what he cited as negligence from the FDA and the US government.
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He also faces three charges of culpable negligence, second-degree misdemeanors and perjury, a first-degree misdemeanor.
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The estate claims negligence and is suing both the Wells Fargo Center and the city of Philadelphia.
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This oversight seemed like cold indifference on the company's part—or at the very least, unthinking negligence.
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Price accused Facebook and London-based Cambridge Analytica of negligence and violating a California unfair competition law.
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"We have to investigate whether it's negligence or if it happened due to heavy fog," Rafique said.
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Peterson has been charged with seven counts of felony neglect of a child, culpable negligence and perjury.
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That might be a case where the resort's negligence overcomes any protections of the wild animal doctrine.
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The Walmart suit alleges breach of contract, gross negligence and failure to live up to industry standards.
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Walmart alleged Tesla committed gross negligence, breach of contract and failure to live up to industry standards.
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At least initially, passengers will likely be judged against the existing "reasonable person" standard of negligence law.
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This sense of elite negligence in the face of national decline is the core issue right now.
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Peterson is facing charges including culpable negligence, perjury and multiple counts of felony neglect of a child.
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Police on Saturday said they charged the ship's captain with negligence leading to damages, injury and death.
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His mother is suing Phi Kappa Psi for negligence with regard to drinking, partying and pledge hazing.
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Her lawsuit asserted that negligence on the part of the two headlining performers led to the attack.
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Their relationship began with "a sequence of small decisions, aimless in themselves, part negligence, part giving in".
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It accused the defendants of negligence, inflicting emotional distress and violating the federal Safe Drinking Water Act.
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She sued him for sexual battery, assault, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence in January 2013.
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The complaint is seeking unspecified monetary damages for negligence, wrongful termination, sexual battery, gender violence and retaliation.
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Minister Khwaja Saad Rafique pointed at negligence as a possible cause, with a stop signal being ignored.
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They allege incitement to riot, vicarious liability, and negligence on the part of Trump and his campaign.
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Following the investigation, air-traffic controller Peter Nielsen was cleared of charges of negligence, according to Newswire.
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A second lawsuit was filed in the federal court in Portland, Oregon, and accused Equifax of negligence.
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The Rays, who adopted Sabrina, were initially charged with several counts related to child endangerment and negligence.
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The estate blames her death on the initial fall, which it claims was caused by AGT's negligence.
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A district attorney can charge recklessness, negligence— there's all kinds of different statutes that a DA has.
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The people who — either through incompetence, negligence, abuse, or absence — failed to prepare them for the world.
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The lawsuits brought by Stern also accuse two state employees and a city employee of gross negligence.
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" Williams seeks punitive damages against Apple and unknown parties, claiming "product liability, negligence, warranty and fraudulent misrepresentation.
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Local police has arrested the owner and manager of the amusement park on charges of criminal negligence.
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Both parties are guilty of promoting this negligence, and neither has done much to fix the problem.
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Holding government spending hostage for purely political purposes is gross negligence at best and extortion at worst.
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They were the first American family to sue Boeing, accusing the company of gross negligence and recklessness.
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It is because of them that their children have access, either by affirmative permission or plain negligence.
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"If the negligence goes on," he told Asia Times, "we will be forced into leaving the city."
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The words "gross negligence" are used in a federal criminal statute related to misuse of classified information.
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Also, most Chance cards tend to be about uncovering corruption, negligence or absenteeism among the labor force.
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While it appears that some House members think Koskinen could be impeached for gross negligence, Gerhardt disagreed.
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They are accused of negligence and violation of the professional rules of the workplace, the statement said.
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Andrews is suing Marriott on the basis of "negligence and invasion of privacy," The Hollywood Reporter says.
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The court conceded that what West and Hayne did was arguably gross negligence but that wasn't enough.
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But they are guilty of a convenient negligence in the face of an ongoing crime against America.
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Koskinen has failed the American people through gross negligence, dereliction of duty, and violating the public trust.
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Yet "Company Town" mounts a passionate protest on behalf of overlooked victims of corporate negligence and greed.
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The authorities have arrested Nadezhda Suddenok, the manager of the mall, on charges of negligence, TASS reported.
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The British police investigating the Grenfell blaze are considering offenses including corporate manslaughter and gross negligence manslaughter.
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In response, thousands of people have poured into the city's streets to protest the authorities' perceived negligence.
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The result, she writes, could mean "holding gun industry CEOs personally accountable" over potential wrongdoing or negligence.
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The judge said the episode appeared to be an accident and not the result of criminal negligence.
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Mr. Duckenfield faces the most serious charge: manslaughter by gross negligence in the deaths of 95 people.
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Kenneth Deane was convicted of criminal negligence causing death in connection with the shooting of Mr. George.
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If true, it was hard to conclude anything other than that this was severe and grotesque negligence.
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"That was gross negligence," Dr. Miller said, and it sends "a dangerous message" that adults don't care.
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Hudbay officials also maintain that there was no negligence in 2009 when it did own the mine.
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It alleged the ITC's negligence and inability to quickly stop the fire shut Vopak's operations for weeks.
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Unless and until clawbacks are combined with private litigation and public prosecutions, misconduct and negligence will endure.
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That ruling gives Amtrak grounds to pursue gross negligence claims against freight railroads— if it wanted to.
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They think it would be an unforgivable act of political negligence to make the same mistake twice.
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The momentum was undercut by new reports of Uber's negligence about removing problematic drivers from the platform.
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In addition, Verizon's policy should also cover wrongdoing that arose because of negligence or a supervisory failure.
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The interior ministry this week said it would seek charges against 10 unidentified local officials for negligence.
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Several privately-operated nursing homes have been shut down by authorities after investigations into fatalities and negligence.
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But sometimes, the main factor is plain negligence or thinking about form over function in every area.
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Brian later sued his wife for negligence claiming that by simply braking she could have saved him.
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Doe is suing for battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, negligent infliction of emotional distress and fraud.
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Police on Saturday said they have charged the ship's captain with negligence leading to damages, injury and death.
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Both of them were charged with four counts of criminal negligence, PEOPLE confirms with the Wise County Jail.
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Ninety-nine of them were determined to be the victims of negligence, while 80 had suffered sexual abuse.
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Allmon reiterated points made by Creighton that a doctor could still be sued for malpractice or gross negligence.
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Barker, now 29, faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty Monday to culpable negligence manslaughter.
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"You could call it negligence," a Nigerien army general briefed on the matter told BuzzFeed News from Niamey.
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My opinion is that this was a combination of an abuse of power, racism, and just plain negligence.
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Walmart's suit against Tesla alleges breach of contract, gross negligence and failure to live up to industry standards.
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The family is seeking damages for fraud, negligence, emotional distress, battery, assault, and negligent hiring, among other offenses.
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In June 2015, Pope Francis announced the establishment of a tribunal which would hold bishops accountable for negligence.
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The Coast Guard panel is looking for evidence of negligence or misconduct and the cause of the sinking.
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OR, says the statute, a felony occurs when a person acts with "gross negligence" in mishandling classified information.
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We feel that our personal information, our privacy and our safety was handled frivolously and with real negligence.
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However, Heitz added that an investigation had been opened into the possibility of negligence having caused the blaze.
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In a suit filed Wednesday, 10 of the deadly rampage's victims allege battery, assault and negligence, PEOPLE confirms.
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Festival attendees quickly slapped Ja and McFarland with a $100 million class action lawsuit, alleging fraud and negligence.
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The same court filing outlines several claims against Quinn Emanuel, including negligence, fraud and deceit, and elder abuse.
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This negligence for celebrities to directly address the current climate in Hollywood isn't unique to the Gotham Awards.
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Many have wondered whether that negligence does not extend also to the officials and inspectors responsible for oversight.
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But Hogan says that this indemnification agreement specifically precludes anything Denton does that constitutes misconduct or gross negligence.
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Last February, three former TEPCO executives were charged with criminal negligence for their role in the nuclear meltdown.
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"I will do everything I can to hold them accountable for what appears to me to be negligence."
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And we know they pulled the legal definition of gross negligence, they pulled it right out of document.
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"Gross negligence by the Democratic National Committee allowed hacking to take place," he wrote on Twitter Friday night.
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The center also issues monthly summaries of reported instances of torture, death and medical negligence in police custody.
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The government has accused Autostrade of negligence and insists it should have nothing to do with the rebuilding.
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The lawsuit accuses the defendants of "gross negligence," and says they ignored resident concerns about the water supply.
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Most fertility patients sign off on standard clauses that shield clinics from liability for any reason, even negligence.
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Otherwise, bear the responsibility of your gross negligence as the federal government thereafter stumbles toward unprecedented fiscal insolvency.
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Local authorities said a legal representative of the hotel was in criminal custody for suspected fire safety negligence.
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Joe "Papa Joe" Holcombe and his wife, Claryce, have filed the lawsuit against the U.S. government, claiming negligence.
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Kelly's family is suing the Sacramento gas station for negligence, strict product liability, and breach of implied warranty.
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The suit also accuses Safety Commissioner John Barthelmes, the Department of Safety, and Chester Arms LLC of negligence.
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In August, the U.S. Coast Guard found probable cause that McKee's misconduct or negligence led to the accident.
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But Congress, part of whose job is to prevent presidential abuse of power, is guilty of gross negligence.
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On the contrary, the evidence suggested negligence at much lower levels of the campaign for this technical violation.
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Ms. Yingluck is on trial on charges of criminal negligence in managing government rice subsidies for poor farmers.
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"The negligence aspect focuses on the fact that one of the parties did not participate voluntarily," lawmakers said.
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The girl is seeking damages for misuse of private information, negligence, and breach of the Data Protection Act.
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The lawsuits brought by Stern also accuse two state-level employees and a city employee of gross negligence.
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The families argue that a narrow negligence exception embedded in the 2005 law gives them standing to sue.
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A class action lawsuit filed last week accuses the utility of negligence and poor maintenance of electrical infrastructure.
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Someone working at the Olympics could also sue an employer for negligence after being sickened by the virus.
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The "no-fault" system is based on injury from medical care and not on proof of physician negligence.
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The jury then started deliberating on Tuesday afternoon about whether Monsanto demonstrated negligence and should be held liable.
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The exception is 18 USC § 793, an 18th-century statute whose text sets a lower "gross negligence" standard.
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But even those agreements do not always hold up in instances of negligence by the company, lawyers said.
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It's suing her for negligence in hopes of getting back the $392k it paid out to the Dishis.
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Negligence is used regularly only in federal criminal prosecutions for food and drug safety problems and environmental contaminations.
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Set aside, for the moment, the fact that the gross negligence of China got us into this mess.
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The draft calls for further investigation and interrogations to determine whether that negligence amounts to obstruction of justice.
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The count includes deaths that state investigators determined were caused by hospital negligence or malpractice, suicides and homicides.
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"Eight days for gross negligence resulting in the death of a 12-year-old boy," Mr. Chandra said.
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The candidates share the responsibility for that negligence, but the NBC moderators did little to guide the content.
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Humphries is suing Penn State, James Franklin and Damion Barber for negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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Instead, he said it was "pure negligence" that doctor's offices failed to properly configure and secure their servers.
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Serrano has accepted responsibility for "homicide due to serious negligence", an official with the prosecutor's office told Reuters.
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The police said they were opening a criminal investigation to determine if negligence had led to the blaze.
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Manchester, the neighborhood where Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services works, is among those most affected by this negligence.
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She is charged with committing "negligence by a governmental official" while overseeing a politically charged 2007 arbitration case.
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Indemnity clauses in their contracts usually require investors to prove they acted with "gross negligence" — a high hurdle.
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"Our holding makes clear that negligence is not sufficient to support a conviction," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote.
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Mr. Wagamese later wrote that he blamed his parents' experience for their negligence with him and his siblings.
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" Trump tweeted earlier this month that "gross negligence by the Democratic National Committee allowed hacking to take place.
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None of these challenges should be excuses for negligence, but they explain why change has been painfully slow.
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The authorities have started a criminal inquiry into whether the explosion in Magnitogorsk was the result of negligence.
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The negligence and perfidy of President Trump — his high crimes and misdemeanors — can be separated into four categories.
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The charges include 7 counts of child neglect, 3 counts of culpable negligence and one count of perjury.
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At this point, it would be borderline negligence for teams to not be making these sorts of deals.
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According to Alexander, the family will also file a separate lawsuit against Oakland for negligence from city officials.
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We feel that our personal information, our privacy and our safety was handled frivolously and with real negligence.
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The new law also requires the Vatican to launch an investigation if "serious evidence" of negligence is found.
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" In the ruling, Epstein wrote that Steele's lack of "supporting facts" to support claims in the dossier "may establish negligence," but Epstein went on to say that such a finding would be irrelevant because "negligence is constitutionally insufficient to show the recklessness that is required for a finding of actual malice.
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Later scenes continue the theme: a fatal accident, caused by negligence, is seen through a fixed, distant security camera.
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Hot car as 'weapon' Harris' case is unique because his actions appeared to go beyond mere negligence, observers say.
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She is accusing the company of negligence and is seeking money for damages, according to court documents filed Friday.
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Lagarde, 60, faces up to a year in prison and a 20153,000-euro ($16,000) fine if convicted of negligence.
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Critics have thus chosen to focus on 18 USC § 793, a statute that sets a lower "gross negligence" standard.
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The three charges of culpable negligence are second-degree misdemeanors, while the perjury charge is a first-degree misdemeanor.
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He later pleaded guilty in juvenile court to unintentional negligence and was placed on five years' probation, she says.
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That ban can be reduced in various circumstances, such as if the player shows no significant fault or negligence.
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State legislative losses in the Obama years, and decades of negligence before that, created the political dynamics of today.
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The Rijksmuseum brought a case against Dickinson for negligence but lost in a London High Court this past Thursday.
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On Tuesday, a coalition of lawyers filed a lawsuit accusing PG&E of negligence when the fire conditions worsened.
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We don't know if it was a matter of lack of time, desire for money, or mere unintentional negligence.
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In some, the standard of proof is negligence -- the person should have been aware -- but, again, the law varies.
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Also, Saudi negligence was to blame for the stampede during the recent hajj, which left 464 Iranian pilgrims dead.
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Authorities have closed Sharon's Day Care in Treichlers, citing the center for "gross incompetence, negligence and misconduct," records show.
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"She said that detectives were looking to charge them with "some sort of negligence that could contribute to manslaughter.
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The opposition-controlled congress called an emergency session to discuss the power cuts, blaming negligence by Maduro's socialist government.
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An investigation into the sinking found evidence of negligence by the coast guard and the ship's captain and crew.
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AAOIFI also approved a standard on liability of investment managers, which addresses issues including negligence and breach of contracts.
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She has, in a short time, experienced the exaltation of faith and then the cruel reality of its negligence.
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A police source said the fire was probably caused by negligence leading to poor storage conditions and high temperatures.
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The current government, led by Law and Justice, a nationalist party, believes criminal negligence at a minimum was involved.
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Disability Rights Advocates, a nonprofit organization, filed the suit claiming that the negligence is a civil rights violation. bit.
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Since Trump was inaugurated, 15 people have died in immigration custody, and most can be attributed to medical negligence.
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He blamed the animals' death on negligence, and poor communication and coordination among the officers involved in the transfer.
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A class action lawsuit filed last month accuses the utility of negligence and poor maintenance of its electrical infrastructure.
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"Negligence this may be; but defamation of a public figure it plainly is not," Rakoff wrote in his opinion.
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Instead, it blamed shoddy oversight and negligence by urban management and industrial safety agencies in the Shenzhen municipal government.
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Negligence may have caused the workers' exposure, but an old storage pond caused the spill in the first place.
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It is much harder to prove actual malice (knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard for the truth) than negligence.
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But a container falling off the same bridge within three years is not an unfortunate incident, it is negligence.
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"On her watch, whether through negligence or incompetence, millions of Americans lost their privacy and personal data," Chaffetz said.
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To dismiss the warning of the intelligence community without due consideration would be leadership negligence of the highest order.
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In addition, they were selling organs, tissues, and body parts by way of back door deals and willing negligence.
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For instance, a drug company can adhere to federal regulations but remain liable for negligence under state tort law.
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In August, some customers filed a class action lawsuit against the bank, alleging negligence in protecting their personal information.
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The release did not say whether the person had been accused of deliberately starting the fire, or of negligence.
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Doctors and hospitals would generally be protected unless they engaged in gross negligence or willful, reckless or criminal misconduct.
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As Mr. Putin blamed the fire on "criminal negligence," thousands of people protested nearby to demand transparency and accountability.
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But they also need to know that deferring required maintenance can make a board member personally liable for negligence.
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She said that the report released this week supported those cases by describing negligence that lasted over several years.
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Mr. Arabski and four other government officials who played roles in organizing the trip are facing charges of negligence.
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She said the final 10 claims, including gross negligence, did not exist under Bermuda and British Virgin Islands law.
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With no additional context, we're left to assume that her negligence was the cause of an accidental kitchen fire.
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In practice, courts have repeatedly accepted Section 230 as a defense against claims of defamation, negligence and other allegations.
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CEL rejected Lleshaj's allegations of negligence, including that it had failed to notify the police of the break-in.
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Andrews sued the hotel for negligence after a man was given a hotel room next to hers upon request.
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Framing the claim in this way allowed the plaintiffs to draw a clear connection between the negligence and Canada.
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Unsworth&aposs lawyers must successfully prove that Musk&aposs actions demonstrated negligence to the extent that they harmed Unsworth.
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As security officials arrived to secure the site, angry churchgoers gathered outside and hurled insults, accusing them of negligence.
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One of Mr. Tusk's top aides is already on trial over claims of negligence in preparations for the visit.
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Government health workers have staged several strikes over low pay and critics say deaths resulting from negligence are common.
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In one, he had alleged negligence in the death of Larry Davis, who had been Shawangunk's most famous prisoner.
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There has always been prosecution of criminal negligence at every level of our legal system, and with good reason.
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Uber has also faced lawsuits from riders, who've accused the company of negligence and failure to protect vulnerable passengers.
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In many economies, banks can be liable for embezzlement of depositors' funds if negligence of the bank is established.
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He was charged in June 2016 with manslaughter by culpable negligence and attempted first-degree murder with a firearm.
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The case also fed into a wider national debate over what constitutes negligence in the era of helicopter parenting.
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The woman is suing several of Jackson's companies for emotional distress, negligence and much more ... and wants unspecified damages.
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In the chamber where change is made, they are a tepid, self-satisfying emblem of impotence and willful negligence.
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The new law makes Francis the first pope to publicly confront the long-standing problem of alleged gross negligence.
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The two men were accused of criminal negligence, with prosecutors pointing to the building's lack of sprinklers and smoke detectors.
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The plaintiffs allege negligence and demand more than $220 million in damages for the EPA's role in the water crisis.
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Let's not mince words here: Leaving a dog outside in the cold is a cowardly, utterly spineless act of negligence.
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The nonbinding recommendations could influence prosecutors in their ongoing probe of Vale and its executives for negligence regarding the disaster.
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In the following months, investigators and regulators pointed toward a risky "upstream" style of dam construction, improper maintenance and negligence.
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They reportedly seek $2 million in damages, for negligence and failure to properly warn of the dangers of the ride.
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Both men are suing the tech giant for damages, alleging disability discrimination, violations of the Consumer Protection Act and negligence.
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Separately, police said four people including transport officials have been arrested on suspicion of negligence that led to the sinking.
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"Eight days for gross negligence resulting in the death of a 12-year-old boy," Chandra said in a statement.
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Pulling up doctors for sexual misconduct is imperative because such offences are intentional unlike negligence or diagnostic mistakes, AbuDagga said.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill told the Salt Lake Tribune the homicide charge stems from Maile's alleged negligence.
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And given our self-proclaimed obsession with the English actress, we're ashamed to admit our negligence in this critical matter.
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Huett's attorney, Jeff Herman, filed the lawsuit against The Weinstein Company rather than Weinstein himself, alleging one count of negligence.
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If companies have clear gaps in their security product systems, knowing their negligence would be exposed might motivate some action.
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" Undoing data protection rules in particular, she writes, lets internet providers "shift the costs for corporate negligence onto private citizens.
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The flight attendant, Renee Steinaker, sued Southwest Airlines last year for emotional distress, negligence, invasion of privacy and sexual harassment.
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This high-profile case of apparent negligence has rekindled the collective finger-wagging over having the correct estate-planning documents.
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But Mukasey argued that Comey's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
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In it, she shares details of sexual harassment and corporate negligence that reads like something out of a TV drama.
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Forty years ago, Professor Nicholas Ambraseys said "Today's 'Act of God' will be regarded as tomorrow's 'Act of Criminal Negligence'".
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The director did not equate 'extreme carelessness' with the legal standard of 'gross negligence' that is required by the statute.
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Why it matters: Little has been done to impose cost on credit bureaus for cybersecurity negligence since the Equifax breach.
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Nepal rejects claims that recent deaths on Mount Everest resulted from overcrowding or government negligence, a government spokesman tells Axios.
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He's currently suing The Management Group, which operated his business affairs for years, for negligence and breach of fiduciary duty.
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It's all just another example of probable incompetence and possibly criminal negligence on the part of Trump and his people.
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And finally, if this private investigation finds negligence from the USOC, who is responsible for calling for Scott Blackmun's resignation?
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Negligence nor mismanagement nor woeful acts of God were not the reasons – much of this was the result of injustice!
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Intentional violations can trigger imprisonment of up to three years or a fine; negligence could be punished with a fine.
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Because of his negligence, Seixas is no longer allowed to work directly with animals, but can still keep his business.
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He's suing for breach of contract, negligence and unfair practices in settling claims ... and wants big damages and attorney's fees.
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Meanwhile, cities and states are struggling to protect their air quality in the face of negligence at the federal level.
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The plaintiffs are relying on a few legal theories: Negligence: Companies were careless about the selling, marketing and distributing opioids.
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They said they were considering offences including gross negligence manslaughter, corporate manslaughter and breaches of the Health and Safety Act.
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Despite this abhorrent negligence, taxpayer funding for the VA increased by a staggering 2628 percent over the past 28503 years!
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"Pricewaterhouse did not commit negligence," and "is not at all to blame, not one bit, for the bankruptcy," he added.
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Hoge accuses Monsanto of negligence and says the company promoted "false, misleading, and untrue" statements about the safety of Roundup.
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The report stops short of alleging criminal negligence, as the FBI is currently investigating whether Clinton's conduct warrants federal charges.
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The twins are now suing for intentional infliction of emotional distress, assault, conspiracy to commit battery, false imprisonment, and negligence.
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"No negligence sanctionable by law can be held against Madame Lagarde," said Philippe Lagauche, another official from the prosecutor's office.
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Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield, the police officer in charge of crowd control, was held responsible for manslaughter by gross negligence.
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The posters were a reminder of the government's latest effort to battle HIV with propaganda, but also of its negligence.
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FBI directors are just as capable of negligence, ethical breaches, and crimes as other public servants, if not more so.
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Mr. Zaman was convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence in the death of Mr. Wilson, and six food safety offenses.
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By Thursday morning, an online petition calling for her to be investigated for negligence had drawn more than 470,000 signatures.
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The Medical Board of California placed one of the leading vaccine skeptics on probation after accusing him of gross negligence.
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The massacres in Paris and Brussels occurred in jurisdictions which have quite strict gun regulations – no nefarious NRA negligence there.
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"At some point you have to take full responsibility of the negligence of these two flights, Mucarsel-Powell said. "Mr.
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"The extent of damages possible under negligence are far higher since they include personal injury damages, among others," Tucker said.
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Ms Yingluck fled the country in August before the verdict was delivered in a related case against her for negligence.
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It is greater than 'negligence' where a person should have been aware of the risk, but failed to see it.
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A prior investigation into the sinking found evidence of negligence by the coast guard and the ship's captain and crew.
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Even if the writer really believed this for whatever reason, negligence is not a defense if it is not true.
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"We want the Delhi government to take strict action against the hospital authorities for their negligence," the boy's grandfather said.
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Contrast Obama's negligence with President Donald Trump's decisive action a mere two days following the Syrian violation of international law.
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South Korean prosecutors in May arrested three local Reckitt Benckiser employees and charged them with professional negligence resulting in deaths.
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Banking law anticipates that bank officers and directors could be held personally liable for gross negligence in mismanaging the bank.
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In most civil cases, including personal injury or negligence claims, anyone can file a lawsuit in court at any time.
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The PLCAA makes it nearly impossible for victims of crimes perpetrated using these guns from suing the sellers for negligence.
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Companies must prove they had no prior knowledge of negligence or unseaworthy conditions that could have contributed to the accident.
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On Tuesday, an aspiring actress, Dominique Huett, sued the Weinstein Company in Los Angeles Superior Court, accusing it of negligence.
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The fact that you feel "Alone" with this creep, even with your husband present, suggests the depth of his negligence.
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Rae Sremmurd's being sued for negligence, assault and battery ... and the guy wants his medical bills paid along with damages.
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As Mr. Putin blamed "criminal negligence" for the fire, thousands of people, above, protested nearby to demand transparency and accountability.
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The INSIDER Summary:• A journalist who spent over 30 years researching the ship believes that criminal negligence was at play.
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It will be about negligence and the incalculable harm caused by institutions that seem to prize self-preservation above all.
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His family visited just three times in six years, his son Abdullah told Reuters, accusing authorities of "gross medical negligence".
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This was a criminal-negligence case that was trying to perform the civic emotional work of a mass-murder trial.
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A short video posted on social media shows it crumbling but local residents say negligence also contributed to its collapse.
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But beyond potential negligence, the case has exposed what critics say are deep systemic failings in how Italy privatized roadways.
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The public inquiry is running in parallel with a separate police investigation which is considering charges including gross negligence manslaughter.
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In some relief to the U.S.T.A., the jury found that Bouchard was responsible for 20153 percent of the total negligence.
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A California OB-GYN has been accused of negligence after a woman died hours after giving birth under his care.
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The scope of the administration's negligence is reflected in a report released by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in July.
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"No reasonable prosecutor would bring the second case in 100 years focused on gross negligence," Comey told the House panel.
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That included, notably, charges of criminal negligence against social workers who had seemingly accepted the mother's lies with scant investigation.
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The lawsuit alleges negligence by Delta and does not specify the damages sought by the four teachers, USA Today reported.
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The companies were charged with intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, and breach of fiduciary duty, according to court documents.
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It has sowed anger, anxiety and confusion among residents, who question whether the city's negligence has endangered its youngest citizens.
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Officials in Ingushetia, from which the militants crossed into North Ossetia, were acquitted in another case of negligence-related charges.
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There's also an accuracy-related penalty of 20% on an underpayment of tax due to negligence or disregard of rules.
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The passenger, Ronald Tigner of Houston, has filed a lawsuit against the airline, claiming negligence, for more than $1 million.
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When he found that veterans there were dying due to negligence, he spoke up—and for that, he was punished.
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Unfriendly and friendly indifference, coupled with the fear of being suspected of racism, boiled down to one effect: apathetic negligence.
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" The mayor went on to criticize the Trump administration's response, calling it "structured negligence" that "allowed Puerto Ricans to die.
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McLaughlin is seeking unspecified damages for invasion of privacy, infliction of emotional distress, negligence and violating the right to publicity.
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Walters said he did not make a determination as to whether McNair's death was an accident or due to negligence.
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In suing the university, Tyndall's former patients had accused USC of complicity and negligence in its duty to protect students.
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During the violence, a senior federal official named Harsh Mander travelled to Gujarat and was stunned by the official negligence.
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Police arrested the builder of the apartment block and two of his associates for negligence, said senior official Ashish Srivastava.
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The Diocese of Metuchen and the Archdiocese of Newark are cited as defendants in the case, which alleges gross negligence.
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It has sowed anger, anxiety and confusion among residents, who question whether the city's negligence has endangered its youngest citizens.
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The Irish blame British negligence in part for the Great Famine of the 1840s, when more than a million perished.
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Negligence nor mismanagement nor woeful acts of God were not the reasons — much of this was the result of injustice!
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Similar incidents in the area, in 2009, 2014 and 2015, were blamed on negligence and failure to observe safety regulations.
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The accuser is clearly not backing off the allegations -- and has now sued Baylor for Title IX violations and negligence.
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If the Vatican finds negligence allegations are true, it can order his removal or demand his resignation within 15 days.
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Five members of the Florida jury believed his testimony and voted to acquit him of all charges, but one juror held out, acquitting him of a culpable negligence charge but leaving the judge to declare a mistrial on two counts of felony attempted manslaughter and one count of culpable negligence, according to the Herald.
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Caal's negligence claim and those of 10 other women from this village who say they were gang-raped that day in 2007, as well as two other negligence claims against Hudbay, have already passed several significant legal hurdles — suggesting that companies based in Canada could face new scrutiny about their overseas operations in the future.
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In March 2012, the Allens filed a lawsuit against the city and the Department of Education, alleging negligence, among other claims.
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Unfortunately, most data-breach hunters will tell you that the negligence we know about is merely the tip of the iceberg.
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Many relevant visual archives are undergoing difficulties, if not total loss, because of the negligence of those responsible for their care.
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The state suspended a senior municipal officer for negligence and ordered government schools to remain shut for a week starting Monday.
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"Nobody rebuilding his or her life after a natural disaster should suffer the negligence we&aposve seen in Puerto Rico," Rep.
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The suit filed in Broward County Circuit Court charges Cruz with assault and battery and the other six defendants with negligence.
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Likewise, the smallest oversight, or negligence, on the part of a restaurant can easily become a matter of life and death.
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On June 20, Johnson pleaded no contest to aggravated manslaughter of a child by culpable negligence, the Pensacola News Journal reports.
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They are listed as vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence, child cruelty with possible injury or death and driving under the influence.
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Also the guys taking care of him didn't call an ambulance right away, so they could get in trouble for negligence.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris introduced legislation with the intent of targeting hospital negligence and fixing the racial disparity in care.
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The court rejected Herrick's negligence and emotional distress claims for Grindr's failure to edit or remove his former boyfriend's offensive content.
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Peterson retired from his position and faces charges of culpable negligence, perjury and seven counts of felony neglect of a child.
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Health Minister Adila Hamoud offered to resign if the investigation proved that the fire was caused by negligence at her department.
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The inspectorate said the regional prosecutor's office had opened an investigation into whether GIKIL was guilty of negligence, without giving details.
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Shipar added that an investigation would be carried out and if anyone was found guilty of negligence, action would be taken.
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Accusing KCC of gross negligence, Aetna wants the claims administrator to pay all of its costs from the epic notification fail.
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The complaint alleges Facebook is guilty of unlawful business practices, deceit by concealment, negligence, and violations of California's Customer Records Act.
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We in Brazil need to know their stories to repair the harm inflicted by the government's negligence in controlling the outbreak.
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However, there are some things that, as someone who should probably be in therapy herself, I just can't ignore: Parental negligence.
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Wang Min's offences include bribery, corruption and negligence of duty, the Supreme People's Procuratorate said in a posting on its website.
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A negligence lawsuit against David Copperfield is taking the mystery out of one of the Emmy-winning magician's more famous routines.
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Crowds began gathering at Fifth Avenue and 56th Street around 5pm last night to protest Trump's international warmongering and domestic negligence.
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According to a leaked document, the proposed measures include enabling regulators to hold company executives personally liable in cases entailing negligence.
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Although officials had initially said that arson was suspected, there is increasing suspicion the blaze might have been caused by negligence.
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The plaintiffs allege negligence and demand more than $220 million in damages for the EPA's role in the Flint water crisis.
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So, obviously, I addressed her emotional negligence the only way a moron knows how to—I made the same mistake twice.
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The complaint accuses those companies of negligence, namely of misleadingly marketing their products as aids to individuals with limited hand mobility.
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Celebrities and politicians have a high bar to meet; mere negligence, or even failing to investigate, do not establish actual malice.
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Punta Gorda Police Chief Tom Lewis was charged on Wednesday with culpable negligence, a misdemeanor, in the death of Mary Knowlton.
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For example, stand-alone policies can respond to the insured's negligence even if the government does not certify the terrorist act.
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Finally, after decades of negligence by the two major political parties in the mainland, Puerto Rico will be taking center stage.
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"Absent extraordinary evidence of negligence at the time of the injury, I don't see how the schools are culpable," he said.
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Myo Yan Naung Thein wrote on Facebook that Commander in Chief Min Aung Hlaing's "negligence" was to blame for the Oct.
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The family sought $5.3 million in damages, but the jury did not determine that the school was guilty of gross negligence.
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Surrounding it are displays on victories for tort law over corporate negligence, told with colorful illustrations: tobacco, asbestos, the Ford Pinto.
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This negligence likely has contributed to the poor academic performance of black students, high rates of crime and ramped drug use.
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Hellman's death resulted in part from her husband's "gross negligence, amounting to wanton and reckless disregard for human life," prosecutors said.
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The episode highlights the inadequacy of the city's ancient flood defences and the negligence of its officials in looking after them.
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The Middle East has become totally unhinged from any force for coherent and constructive governance due to the Obama administration's negligence.
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Walmart claims in its lawsuit that negligence by Tesla resulted in fires on seven roofs in states from Ohio to California.
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The Supreme Court has issued an arrest warrant against Yingluck and rescheduled the verdict for her negligence case to Sept. 27.
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Generally, the legal doctrine of "sovereign immunity" protects government entities like the military from being sued for negligence and money damages.
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They say, in effect, that the availability of a high-velocity weapon capable of inflicting such rapid carnage constitutes such negligence.
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We need to hold this administration accountable, and demand action on climate despite their negligence on the facts and the science.
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IMF chief Lagarde escaped punishment in the same affair and kept her job, despite being convicted of negligence regarding the payout.
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It's a complicated tale of police negligence, teenage secrets, and the ghosts of racial violence rearing their heads in the present.
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The lawsuit accuses the theme park of negligence because its warning signs are only displayed in English, according to USA Today.
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But, in the judgment of the Senate investigators, all this wrongdoing was too systemic to be a matter of mere negligence.
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"This is a symptom of a country collapsing due to the negligence of those in power," tweeted opposition lawmaker Tomás Guanipa.
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All states have laws that either fully or partly protect school districts from liability based on a negligence claims, he added.
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Intentional violations can trigger imprisonment of up to three years or a fine, while negligence could be punished with a fine.
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Those precautionary steps come as prosecutors continue to investigate Vale executives for criminal negligence over the previous dam burst, on Jan.
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" He blamed the police, writing that it was "incompetence and negligence that resulted in a failure to prevent this from happening.
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In that suit, Rothenberg alleged negligence, fraud and deceit on the part of the bank and sought a trial before jury.
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A provision of California's constitution makes a utility responsible for damage caused by its equipment even when no negligence is involved.
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Mr. Omurkul was fired after the breakdown last year, charged with negligence and sentenced this year to four years in prison.
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The fire early Wednesday has led to an outpouring of grief and anger as evidence of negligence at the home mounted.
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"It could not have just been negligence or a lack of quality control, it seems there was some sabotage," he said.
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A 99-year-old law allows for charges to be filed for "gross negligence," but it has only been used once.
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"At some point inaction in the face of overwhelming evidence of a threat is more than negligence, it's complicity," Wyden said.
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As a leader, you need to make it clear that one-off mistakes won't be handled the same as repeated negligence.
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Late Friday night, Trump in another tweet said gross negligence by the Democratic National Committee had allowed the hacking by Russia.
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She has witnessed refugees losing their lives through mayhem and medical negligence in what she calls the "lifeless pit" of confinement.
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"No reasonable prosecutor would bring the second case in 100 years based on gross negligence," Mr. Comey told Congress in July.
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The diver&aposs lawyers must now successfully prove that Musk&aposs actions demonstrated negligence to the extent that they harmed Unsworth.
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Topics will include negligence physician credentialing, new developments in brain and spine injury law and the dangers of anesthesia, among others.
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They will consider a number of issues relating to the incident, including whether Duckenfield was responsible for manslaughter by gross negligence.
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The Georgia High School Association, which oversees Georgia high school sports, said there is no evidence of negligence in Dylan's death.
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The arrests were for a variety of charges including negligence, incompetence and complicity, General Helal said at a contentious news conference.
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State law requires them to compensate property owners for fire damage caused by their equipment, regardless of whether negligence is proved.
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The decision infuriated families of the victims, who wanted to see the two organizers face consequences for their alleged criminal negligence.
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Not only are her relatives fighting for justice in Costa Rica's courts, they also filed a lawsuit accusing Airbnb of negligence.
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But the idea that your negligence, your selfish momentary negligence, has now condemned your child to three weeks of waiting to discover whether they can save his feet, because the dad sneaked out to have an assignation and because the mum went out because she couldn't cope any more — the consequences are just so grim and unforeseeable and horrifying.
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The company was specifically charged with negligence for hiring, training, and supervising Townsend, and the parents were seeking $2.5 million in damages.
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The lawsuit against PG&E was filed in San Francisco Superior Court and accuses the utility of negligence in the destructive wildfire.
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After all, how could Clinton be exonerated under the "gross negligence" law if that very phrase was used to describe her behavior?
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Their lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, accuses CHA Fertility of medical malpractice, negligence and a bevy of other charges.
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It accused Gray of "gross negligence" and said he is in danger of losing his medical license, according to the news outlet.
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" Italy's head of state, President Sergio Mattarella, demanded that a "full light be shone on what happened, ascertaining any responsibility and negligence.
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More than a year after the massacre, the former Broward County sheriff's deputy now faces child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury charges.
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In addition, WADA argued that because the substance in question was an illegal street drug, Thompson shouldn't be allowed to claim negligence.
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" Winkleman said he will do everything he can to hold the cruise line "accountable for what appears to me to be negligence.
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Jailing executives for failing to prevent so-called "megabreaches," particularly when negligence is determined the leading cause, is not a new idea.
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A 2014 Baylor graduate sued the school for Title IX violations and negligence, alleging that she was gang raped, punched, and bitten.
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It is rooted in the past's darkness, for sure, all our blameworthy acts of negligence, cruelty, and indifference, all our undeniable culpabilities.
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The authorities investigating the incident have since found the woman's death to be due to the "gross negligence" of the elevator company.
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The FTC must act decisively and vigorously to end this consistent pattern of negligence and disregard for consumer privacy and legal orders.
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Waiting until someone sends a bomb to admit that yeah, OK, that tweet was a threat represents a new low in negligence.
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The failure of the league to take effective actions to protect the brains of current players puts it into willful-negligence territory.
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" Julie Murray, the Public Citizen attorney who is at the helm of CSPI's case against the FDA, calls the FDA's negligence "unconscionable.
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Wells Fargo is also under investigation by the House Financial Services Committee and is being sued for fraud and negligence by customers.
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Every bishop in the South American country has offered to resign over what Pope Francis said was their negligence in protecting children.
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Essentially, the court found, military members injured on the job could not sue the government for the negligence of other military personnel.
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Cox is suing both Copperfield and his production team at the MGM Grand for negligence, and seeking unspecified damages, the AP reported.
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"My conclusion was and remains that no reasonable prosecutor would bring ... the second case in 100 years for gross negligence," Comey said.
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Siddiqui&aposs family this month filed a $100 million lawsuit alleging his death was the result of negligence by officers and others.
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Angry protesters who took to the streets in Mosul after the ferry sinking blamed negligence by the local government for the accident.
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But its negligence regarding illegal opioid sales has likely contributed to some of the 72,000 drug overdose deaths in America last year.
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Scot Peterson, 56, was arrested on Tuesday on charges of child neglect, negligence and perjury, and is in jail on $102,000 bond.
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Peterson, who faces 11 charges of neglect and negligence, has said he responded properly by notifying police and assisting a school lockdown.
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"Years after competing on his stage at Miss USA, I became extremely ill due to a doctor's medical negligence," Young told CNN.
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But we don't ever want them to be exposed to negligence, or to someone getting angry with them for just being boys.
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The negligence charges were based on Lagarde permitting the Tapie dispute to be arbitrated and then failing to challenge the arbitration award.
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The panel will also look for evidence of misconduct, negligence or inattention to duty, including any criminal culpability, the Coast Guard said.
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In new court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Moore, 54, claims that 21-year-old Edenilson Steven Valle's own negligence caused his death.
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Sabrina Ray's parents, who adopted the girl, initially were charged after her death with several counts related to child endangerment and negligence.
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The board was "responsible for negligence, incompetencies and putting veil on the misleading intent by presenting rosy financial statements," the petition said.
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"Spring Awakening is a lot about young people paying for the negligence and dishonesty of their elders," Kasky says in the film.
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The second was an exemption to the Federal Tort Claims Act which protects the government in cases were negligence is not established.
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HAPPY TUESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're wondering how much negligence necessitates a 29-hour shutdown of the Metro system.
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Here are some examples of cultural heritage around the world that has been harmed as a result of negligence, recklessness or worse.
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In the joint suit against the venue, Corbett and Doyman are seeking $100,000 in compensation for battery and negligence from its management.
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Blankenship, whose negligence as the CEO of Massey Energy directly caused the deaths of 23 miners in 2010, is a free man.
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There are no damages specified in the complaint, which asks for a jury trial on grounds of negligence, fraud and product liability.
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We could have negligence laws for parents who leave guns accessible to children, but they must have the right to due process.
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In April, Ms. Dyer sued the board on behalf of the charity itself, claiming that the board's negligence had enabled the thefts.
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"We want the Delhi government to take strict action against the hospital authorities for their negligence," the boy's grandfather previously told CNN.
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Demonstrators have recently focused on their demand for an independent inquiry into what they call the police's abuse of power and negligence.
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Russia's Investigative Committee launched a criminal case last month accusing officials of negligence for allowing the couple to adopt their two children.
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Barry passed away earlier this year in his mid-220006s, the result of cancer undetected for 2202 months due to VA negligence.
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Others accused the government of negligence and failing to address traffic challenges facing millions of residents living in Africa's most populous city.
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It found gross negligence by U.S. military personnel but declined to press criminal charges against commanders and soldiers responsible for the deaths.
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The episode generated widespread reaction, with some people criticizing the zoo, others supporting the mother and online petitions accusing her of negligence.
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Or is this yet another case of gross corporate negligence, a failure for which the American public will be left to suffer?
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While no one was hurt, it's potentially fatal accidents that result from negligence or intoxication that self-driving cars aim to eliminate.
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Sounding alternately vulnerable about his past negligence and confident about Facebook's strategy going forward, Zuckerberg took nearly an hour of tough questions.
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Through tort law, states may define what counts as negligence, and juries may then determine what conduct is reasonable and what's unreasonable.
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The tension between the black community and mental health is exacerbated by a history of abuse and negligence from the medical community.
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How long until people are charged with similar negligence when deciding to disengage autopilot in a car and choose to drive manually?
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As Maduro went on television to accuse the Trump Administration of launching an "electromagnetic attack," most Venezuelans blamed governmental ineptitude and negligence.
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It also revived longstanding concerns about a tradition of negligence inside the German security services when it comes to far-right extremism.
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In May 2018, Murray's former foster child sued him and the city of Seattle for negligence and defamation — the case is ongoing.
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But the key question is whether using negligence as the standard for criminal liability is the best means to police corporate leaders.
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The community needed the proceedings to do much more than call two human defendants to account for negligence; the community needed catharsis.
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One couple has filed a lawsuit against the cruise line, alleging "gross negligence" in allowing passengers to be exposed to the coronavirus.
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Numerous civil lawsuits have also been filed accusing the nursing home company, its owners and various employees of negligence in the tragedy.
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But the general negligence statute was four years and had not expired, allowing her to sue for Mr. Grissom's pain and suffering.
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Overcrowding, medical negligence and other problems have resulted in a spate of lawsuits against the government and facility operators in recent years.
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Disciplinary action will be taken if the government finds evidence of "negligence or unprofessional misconduct" during the transport process, the statement said.
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But those efforts likely will do little to deter lawsuits that accuse the company of negligence or recklessness in safeguarding consumers' data.
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One standard for the charge is "gross negligence," but that statute has only been used once in its 99 years of existence.
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The lawsuit accuses the EPA of negligence in its cleanup of last year's accident along the Animas River watershed near Silverton, Colo.
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Three executives from Fukushima's melted-down nuclear-power plant were cleared of negligence today, but the disaster's aftermath is far from over.
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According to a verdict form, the jury found that Mr. Hill was responsible for 99 percent of the negligence in the case.
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In the criminal case, she is charged with negligence, accused of allowing corrupt officials and businessmen to benefit from the rice subsidy.
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The women could face charges of fire by negligence, which could lead to up to five years in prison or a fine.
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The captain of the ferry, Lee Jun-seok, was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of murder through willful negligence.
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Somerville was supposed to be on the jury for a civil automobile accident negligence case in West Palm Beach County in August.
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For that reason, early litigation in the Lockerbie case was directed at Pan Am, for negligence in not checking the baggage thoroughly.
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"Gross negligence by the Democratic National Committee allowed hacking to take place," he said in a Twitter message posted about 11 p.m.
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I regularly face discrimination at the doctor's office, due primarily to behavioural problems as a result of chronic childhood abuse and negligence.
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I wonder where they were in the last 40 years, because I'd like to see the cases they brought on gross negligence.
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Gonzalez says James' negligence injured him so badly, it's stopping him from enjoying his life as he did before the 2013 wreck.
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Joe is suing for breach of contract, negligence, concealment, nuisance and more -- and is demanding unspecified damages in excess of $1 million.
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Plenty of users praise the startups for their convenience, but many are also speaking out with allegations of negligence and empty guarantees.
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In yet another scandal at the International Monetary Fund, a French court on Monday found IMF chief Christine Lagarde guilty of negligence.
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When the girls' parents allegedly discovered other accusations against the same teacher, they sued the Palm Beach School District in 2006 for negligence.
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The consequences of that negligence became clear to Republicans themselves as they took on the hard work of coming up with that replacement.
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A spate of lawsuits by victims claim losses from the blaze and the resulting flooding were due to negligence by Southern California Edison.
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Michigan law, however, shields the state's topmost officials - including the governor, agency heads and Flint's emergency manager - even in cases of gross negligence.
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Proving such negligence is difficult, and might win Waymo less money in the end, Marsh says, but it's not the only way forward.
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Doe previously sued Uber in 2015 for negligence and fraud after the company failed to do a proper background check on her driver.
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Hoffman said he had no knowledge that the groups he funded were going to use Russian-style tactics, and apologized for his negligence.
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Yingluck had faced up to 10 years in prison for negligence over the costly scheme that had helped get her elected in 2011.
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"This is, to me, a extremely hard conclusion to justify, specifically Section 793 Subsection F, which makes gross negligence a crime," Giuliani said.
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"The state's theory from the beginning has been one of negligence, recklessness, and disregard for duty and orders by this defendant," Williams said.
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After all, before he took the job he had already publicised the fact that cracks in a dam were caused by official negligence.
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The lawsuit lists Ripley Entertainment, Ride the Ducks Branson, Herschend Family Entertainment, and others as defendants, claiming negligence, wrongful death, and product liability.
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In addition, inspections of the retailer's other Tesla-owned solar installations "displayed troubling problems that were indicative of widespread negligence," the lawsuit said.
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SAEN last month filed a complaint accusing the zoo of negligence in maintaining the gorilla habitat and seeking the maximum penalty of $10,000.
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If he refuses to acknowledge that he wants to avoid as much damage as possible, the fighter winds up providing opportunities through negligence.
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Meanwhile, every active Chilean bishop offered to resign Friday over what Francis said was their "grave negligence" in investigating abuse and protecting children.
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Before the advent of autonomous vehicle technology, car accidents would typically invoke one of two legal theories: driver negligence and manufacturers' products liability.
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Khamis Mattar al-Mazeina, refused to say whether the fire was caused by negligence on the part of the tower's builder, Emaar Properties.
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When the girls' parents allegedly discovered other accusations against the same teacher, they sued the Palm Beach School District in Florida for negligence.
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Sound of silence: Hearing nothing yet on the fate of CTO Thuan Pham, who was actually accused of negligence in Fowler's original post.
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That year they sued Amusement Six Apartments for breach of warranty of habitability, emotional distress, negligence and breach of contract, among other charges.
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She is currently in court fighting charges of criminal negligence over her government's rice subsidy scheme which paid farmers above-market rates rice.
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Swedbank's third-biggest investor, Alecta, said those responsible would need to be held accountable should an investigation uncover gross negligence or poor compliance.
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Families of the abused children have accused the police of negligence, saying they had raised alarm bells about the abuse but were ignored.
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Back in January 2013, Salling was sued by ex-girlfriend Roxanne Gorzela for sexual battery, assault, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence.
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Devin Nunes of California is suing Twitter and several of its users for more than $250 million, accusing them of defamation and negligence.
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The couple is suing Dollywood for more than $2 million for negligence and failure to properly warn of the dangers of the ride.
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As personal information is exposed in overlapping hacks, it will be more difficult for plaintiffs to attribute injuries to a single defendant's negligence.
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"We will be gathering witnesses, documents and we'll be investigating further to see who else might be involved in this negligence," said Panudech.
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Yingluck faced up to 10 years in prison for alleged negligence over a rice-buying scheme, which cost the country billions of dollars.
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Yingluck faced up to 10 years in prison for alleged negligence over the rice-buying scheme, which cost the country billions of dollars.
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"Upon release, many reported ICE agents' lack of preparedness, negligence, and, in some cases, abuse of those detained in the raid," she added.
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We should also note that negligence on the part of responding law enforcement officials is not necessarily the cause of these apparent omissions.
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But enforcing those protections can be tricky, and sometimes happens only after someone has been harmed, requiring lawsuits for wrongful death or negligence.
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They are seeking to represent other customers who never received a warning from Amazon and suffered similar injuries from the company's alleged negligence.
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The Worship family is seeking $50,000 in damages for negligence, willful and wanton conduct, assault, battery and false imprisonment, the Daily Beast reported.
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What is shocking is the CDC's negligence in curbing the HIV epidemic despite having all the tools at its disposal to do so.
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She now faces a lesser charge of "negligence by a governmental official," punishable by one year in prison and a fine of €15,000.
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Finally, doctors are under immense legal pressure to do all that medical science can offer in order to defend against accusations of negligence.
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According to Walmart, seven stores caught on fire due to "widespread negligence" of Tesla employees that resulted in solar panels catching on fire.
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The Swedish government dismissed the institute's board in 2016 after an investigation found negligence in the decision of Karolinska Hospital to hire Macchiarini.
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The family members of one of the deceased pilots, Conrad Jules Aska, are suing Amazon and its subcontractors, including Atlas Air, claiming negligence.
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Lawsuits in prison are difficult to win, but it was beginning to look—to me, at least—like an undeniable pattern of negligence.
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On Wednesday — hours after the breach became public — an Uber user filed a lawsuit accusing the company of negligence and deceptive business practices.
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" Federal law deems it a crime to "knowingly" mishandle classified information outside secure government channels or to permit the practice through "gross negligence.
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"An apology is a statement of remorse, regret, and responsibility and essentially proves a case for medical negligence," authors of one study write.
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Waterbury alleges assault and negligence, as well as other claims against Ramasar, Finlay and the New York City Ballet, according to the suit.
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The report asserted that Woods Services' negligence has already led to the deaths of two New York residents in less than a decade.
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" In 2015, the captain of the ferry, Lee Jun-seok, was sentenced to life in prison on charges of "murder through willful negligence.
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Many Russians believe that systemic negligence ate away at safety measures that could have limited the death toll or prevented the blaze altogether.
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Marginalizing a major swath of our populace, whether by negligence or malice, undermines that and keeps valuable voices on the fringes of society.
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This negligence is found in both the postwar reformism of social democracy and in the now stagnating and chaotic neoliberalism that replaced it.
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Mr. Paul's selfish negligence has already compelled two of his Republican colleagues to self-quarantine, Senators Mike Lee and Mitt Romney of Utah.
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But the relationship is doomed if you continue to express your disappointment indirectly, because this guy won't know to correct his hygienic negligence.
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"The negligence that led to the incident should attract immediate prosecution for murder for all those officials," the group said in a statement.
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The captain, Kenneth Scott McKee, 51, faces 17 counts of misconduct, negligence or inattention to duty by a ship's officer resulting in death.
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The finding of gross negligence, a more serious assignment of responsibility, would most likely have resulted in a steeper price for the school.
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"Unfortunately, this case speaks of the negligence shown by the athlete," said Stanislav Pozdnyakov, the leader of the Olympic Athletes from Russia delegation.
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The hospital was fined $80,000 by the state for negligence and code violations and was later renamed and leased to a private company.
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CAS, siding with WADA, said Guerrero bore "some fault or negligence, even if it was not significant," as justification for extending his suspension.
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Broken scooters have been thrown into the Seine, and victims of injuries caused by scooters are organizing to sue authorities, citing regulatory negligence.
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Combined with rampant headlines about negligence, wrongdoing, and unprofessional behavior on the part of VA employees, it's clear the VA needs drastic change.
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