Counts include negligent entrustment, breach of custodian and parental trust, negligent supervision and negligent undertaking of search.
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Sorority was 'negligent' in allowing hazing The lawsuit accuses the defendants of multiple counts of negligent supervision and negligent entrustment and makes several wrongful death claims.
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Woodley's civil lawsuit accuses Massage Envy, which has nearly 1,200 franchises, of negligent hiring, negligent retention, negligent supervision and infliction of emotional distress, among other allegations.
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The law also brings two new crimes – negligent rape and negligent sexual abuse.
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"If we were negligent that day, we were negligent every day for 30 years," Kaminsky said.
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Negligent: Negligent behavior can occur when people look for ways to avoid policies they feel impede their work.
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The women are also suing for battery, assault, negligent supervision and retention, and both intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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She's seeking damages for, among other things, sexual battery, negligent hiring and retention, and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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Benson and Combs were originally charged in early 2018 with negligent homicide, dereliction of duty and negligent hazarding of a vessel.
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The new law will introduce two new offences, negligent rape and negligent sexual abuse, carrying a maximum prison term of four years.
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Daniella Mohazab is seeking damages for sexual battery, negligent hiring and retention, and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress, among others.
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It was a tragic accident, and it was determined to be negligent, and because three people died, it was determined to be criminally negligent.
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She was "extremely careless; I think she was negligent," he said to Republican and Democratic lawmakers—but apparently not grossly negligent enough to be prosecuted.
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The suit is asking for $850,000 for each count of negligence which includes both intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress as well as for negligent hiring and retention.
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Matthew Amiot, 36, was formally charged in court Monday with a felony count of negligent fires and a misdemeanor count of negligent fires with injury to a person, CNN affiliate WCCO reported.
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Matthew Amiot faces one count of negligent fires and one count of negligent fires with an injury to a person, according to the police probable cause statement obtained by CNN affiliate WCCO.
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" As for the alleged injuries -- the City blames Thabo ... saying, "Any injury alleged to have been sustained resulted from [Sefolosha's] own culpable or negligent conduct or the culpable or negligent conduct of others.
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The laboratory was also negligent in its analysis, it said.
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Movies like this, I believe, are actively negligent and dangerous.
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Farashuddin did not name the officials he found were negligent.
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This is unacceptable, it is negligent and it is unconstitutional.
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I don't feel the department was negligent in any way.
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Are they negligent in not taking steps to prevent this?
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In truth it would be negligent for them not to.
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Her actions were careless, not criminal; negligent, but not nefarious.
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The Navy dropped the negligent homicide charges in June 2018.
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They were both accused of negligent disclosure of state secrets.
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So I think they were negligent in some of that.
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He was judged responsible for the fire, but not negligent.
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Not only is all of this negligent, it's actively harmful.
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In other words, my mom wasn't negligent — she was fashionable!
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Five Navy officers still face criminal charges including negligent homicide.
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The women are being investigated on suspicion of negligent arson.
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The owner could face negligent manslaughter charges, police told KTRK.
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To prevail, Unsworth needs to show that Musk was negligent.
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To let a fighter continue on would be grossly negligent.
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Zawadski, with the help of Lambda, is now suing the Picayune Funeral Home, along with its parent company, Brewer Funeral Services, for breach of contract, intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress, and negligent misrepresentation.
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Negligent manslaughter carries a maximum three-year jail term in Israel.
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One of the members is also being charged with negligent homicide.
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Guardian denies allegations that it was negligent in compounding the medications.
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He has previously pleaded not guilty to seven negligent homicide charges.
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He blamed the lapse on a "deceitful and negligent" former employee.
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In return, he pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and coercion.
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She was booked on suspicion of negligent discharge of a gun.
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Their suit alleges wrongful death and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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" One exception to the immunity legislation is what's called "negligent entrustment.
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She is wanted on charges of child neglect and negligent homicide.
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The jury can award damages if the corporation has been negligent.
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On Monday, Puerto Rican officials charged the grandfather with negligent manslaughter.
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Equifax has been grossly negligent and should lose this federal contract.
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Sanchez says the defendants were negligent and violated her civil rights.
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"This is extremely negligent and borders on complete irresponsibility," Schallenberg said.
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That brother bishops would be so negligent and not responding properly.
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Eight Camp Whitehorse personnel were charged with crimes, including negligent homicide.
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The jury will decide if the tweets count as recklessly negligent.
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Prosecutors argued that Nelson was negligent for not using a crosswalk.
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And we would have been culpably negligent as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, we would've been 'culpably negligent' had we not recommend to the president that he take this action on Qassim Suleimani.
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And we would have been culpably negligent, as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff said, we would have been culpably negligent had we not recommended to the president he take this action on Qassim Suleimani.
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Negligent entrustment is specifically excepted from the 2005 gun maker shield laws.
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Plus, many insurance companies will not cover intentional acts -- just negligent ones.
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He only used the term "grossly negligent" when describing the statute itself.
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The Chicago Fire Department is now investigating for potentially "grossly negligent" behavior.
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Meanwhile, it's hard to see Elena be so negligent to our friendship.
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When he speaks off the cuff like this, he's simply being negligent.
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Stagg was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide on June 20.
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COMEY: Well, grossly negligent is an expression of a, kind of, intent.
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BAIER: You were careful to call it extremely careless, not grossly negligent.
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"The government cannot be negligent claiming budget constraints forever," said de Paula.
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The new lawsuit claims a breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation, and fraud.
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The bill didn't excuse drivers from liability if they were being negligent.
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Again, her actions were deemed negligent and potentially dangerous to her child.
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We have not been derelict or negligent with anything related to water.
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"They were negligent, careless and indirect accomplices," he said in an interview.
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Officer Sullivan was charged with second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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Our leaders were negligent, and now our family is paying the price.
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She ultimately pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of criminally negligent homicide.
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Victims' families sued, alleging the government was negligent in its background check.
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"We would be culpably negligent" if we didn't take action, he said.
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Management was criminally negligent, 346 lives of passengers and crew were lost.
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To talk down NATO without a safety-net in place is negligent.
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DeSantis suspended Israel in January, accusing him of incompetent and negligent actions.
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It would be negligent to our national security not to find out.
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Providing legal consequences to negligent actions would promote accountability within the military.
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The commission proposed to hold companies liable only when they are negligent.
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Why did you say Hillary was extremely careless so as to not use the words grossly negligent, which would make her actions criminal and when brought before Congress, Jim, you punt and say, don&apost think grossly negligent applies.
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Customers say that Equifax has been negligent when it comes to information security.
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"This was just a tragic accident, and not a negligent homicide," Beebe said.
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Her actions were grossly negligent, damaged national security and put lives at risk.
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Wilful and negligent violations of the Swiss rules could result in criminal charges.
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They're terribly good at invading ours and terribly negligent at protecting their own.
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Ray was convicted of negligent homicide and sentenced to two years in prison.
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What's more, these companies are growing increasingly negligent when it comes to privacy.
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If it dies by negligent homicide, parents have few alternatives available to them.
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The dog-owning driver was cited for unsafe lane travel and negligent collision.
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He is facing charges of two counts of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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One reason is if the prison staff is negligent about monitoring the inmate.
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The man has been charged with large commercial drug supply and negligent driving.
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Comey's verdict that Hillary was "negligent" was met with sighs rather than shock.
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I am here because of my gross, stupid and negligent mistakes I made.
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Sergeant Barry was charged with murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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Duncan also rejected the idea that the province was negligent in the rape.
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Refusing to provide children with medically accurate sex education isn't ideological — it's negligent.
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Although Lisa felt loved by her mother, Chrisann was intermittently negligent and abusive.
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We were negligent on the defensive end of making stops near the basket.
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But on social media, many expressed outrage about the flights, calling officials negligent.
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Last October, Annello, 51, was charged with negligent homicide by Puerto Rican authorities.
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Johnthony Walker was convicted of negligent homicide, reckless aggravated assault and reckless driving.
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The police say Mr Bantag was negligent in allowing weapons into the prison.
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If the third party is negligent with the samples, patients could get hurt.
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Under Tennessee law, criminal homicide includes murder, voluntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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But only if they can find you negligent, which is hard to do.
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The condition of the limousine — and whether the company had been grossly negligent in overseeing its care — may be key factors in a criminal case against the company's operator, Nauman Hussain, who is facing manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide charges.
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But because they didn't have a system for checking who came, they were at least somewhat negligent — negligent of their own interests too, given that someone who would steal a pair of shoes might well walk off with other items.
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Class C felonies in Alabama include criminally negligent homicide, custody interference and criminal tampering.
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Another arraignment is scheduled for Tuesday in New Hampshire on the negligent homicide charges.
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Your failure to monitor could be considered negligent and we will kill your child.
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Burmese pythons have multiplied in the Everglades after being released by negligent pet owners.
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The regulator did not say whether it regarded SBI's management as negligent, or dishonest.
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Ray, 59, was convicted of negligent homicide and sentenced to two years in prison.
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"Legal actions will be taken against all negligent parties," she said in a statement.
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She was found guilty of negligent homicide and sentenced to three years in prison.
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Critics have accused President Trump of having an indifferent or even intentionally negligent response.
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Her lawyers argued that the hotel was negligent and could have prevented the incident.
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He just has to show that CBS was negligent in asserting he was involved.
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The baby is the second child in a family built by fairly negligent parents.
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In 2015 he pleaded guilty to drunken driving and negligent driving in separate incidents.
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He changed the phrase "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless" in regards to her actions.
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Ms. Kubiak was convicted of negligent homicide and sentenced to five years on probation.
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Also not good as it indicates a lax, possibly negligent, attitude toward the inventory.
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The Children's Firearm Safety Alliance compiles unintentional child shootings that result from negligent storage.
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Murder and non-negligent manslaughter rose by nearly 26 percent between 22016 and 2789.
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Ms. Alling cited the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, caused by negligent management.
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But then companies are negligent and irresponsible, and that information is gushing out anyway.
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A jury found Johnson & Johnson negligent but did not award damages to the plaintiff.
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Mr. Chehebar served a four-and-a-half-month sentence for criminally negligent homicide.
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He pleaded not guilty to negligent homicide charges, according to WTVC, in March 2017.
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But a good many in the media are negligent, driven by their own agendas.
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They were found guilty of manslaughter and related offenses, but not criminally negligent homicide.
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The report said local authorities had been "negligent in their supervision" of the company.
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Pan Am were held culpable and negligent in failing to have adequate security measures.
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According to her, the trolley driver was negligent and reckless and caused the collision.
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The lawsuit claims that the Weather Channel and several related defendants were grossly negligent.
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Ask the board to show you evidence that you behaved in a negligent manner.
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School system says death 'tragic' In addition, the jury found that the school district was negligent in failing to stop the bullying and that Dairy Queen was negligent in failing to properly train employees to deal with the issue, according to KTVI.
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Both Brenner and Poutasi contend the university was negligent in its failure to regulate, supervise or prohibit the workouts; that Taggart and Oderinde were negligent in conducting those workouts; and that the NCAA has failed in its oversight of coaches at NCAA schools.
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That has put it in the middle of scandals over low pay and negligent practices.
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As part of a plea deal, Nichols pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and coercion.
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Overall, Liang faced five counts, including second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and criminally negligent homicide.
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The family's January 2015 wrongful death lawsuit argued the city was negligent in Tamir's death.
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Hussein said the company was negligent in leaving data unencrypted in an exposed, accessible database.
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The suit accused Johnson & Johnson of "negligent conduct" in making and marketing its baby powder.
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Both are charged with first-degree murder and negligent child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury.
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One of the men, 19-year-old Matthew Alexander Naquin, was charged with negligent homicide.
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The couple is suing the nanny for fraudulent misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation and breach of contract.
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He's now suing the Canadian government for $10 million for wrongful arrest and negligent investigation.
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Mt. Gox had suffered an irreparable hack, or the CEO had just been really negligent.
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The standard example of negligent entrustment is handing a loaded gun to a small child.
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Moreover, the manager suggested Overton was negligent in his responsibility to safely control the car.
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A failure to warn residents is "negligent, [and] a hazard to public health," Lanphear said.
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To judge someone's personal health by looking at their body size or shape is negligent.
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"They were negligent, careless and indirect accomplices," he said in an interview in his office.
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The family claims the social networks were negligent by allowing ISIS to post beheading videos.
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He pleaded not guilty to the charges of culpable homicide and negligent driving on Tuesday.
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Anne-Marie: There are laws that punish parents when they are found to be negligent.
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Mr. Zion sued and won an award from the two residents, who were declared negligent.
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Salvatore Anello was arrested and charged with negligent manslaughter by Puerto Rican authorities on Monday.
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She did not rule on whether federal employees were negligent in addressing Flint's contaminated water.
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" Jacob continued to say the county had filed a lawsuit over the administration's "negligent approach.
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Jonathan Daniel Welborn, 30, faces two counts of negligent homicide, according to online jail records.
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The jury found that Johnson & Johnson was negligent, but it didn't award Berg any damages.
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We are going to take stern action against the perpetrators of such offense [negligent driving].
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She was charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and the unauthorized practice of a profession.
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" • Quotation of the day "I'm like, how can I be negligent for kissing my girl?
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It requires being grossly negligent, causing the death of another, and that's exactly what happened.
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Her father has been arrested and charged with criminal negligent homicide and endangering a child.
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We must give the A.T.F. the authority to hold negligent and corrupt gun dealers accountable.
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The size of SoftBank investments, relative to the diligence, now looks stupid, if not negligent.
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Mr. Davis was also charged with first- and second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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Oberdorf sued Amazon, arguing that it was negligent for having the product on its platform.
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A doctor had been considered negligent only when treatment was administered against the patient's wishes.
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Negligent homicide by reckless driving is one common example that should come readily to mind.
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Clinton was grossly negligent in mishandling classified information, and not whether she intentionally mishandled it.
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And they are demanding that the church step in and hold negligent bishops to account.
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Volodymyr Zhukovskyy is charged with seven negligent homicide charges that he was under the influence of one or more drugs when the crash occurred, seven other negligent homicide charges, seven manslaughter charges, a charge of aggravated driving while intoxicated and one charge of reckless conduct.
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Indiegogo plans to reach out to negligent campaigns as soon as 30 quiet days go by.
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"To blame the workers for the outcomes, as if we are negligent, is wrong," Knowles said.
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"It's an accident, but there is an accounting because someone was negligent," he said on GMA.
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In a statement Monday, CGV Cinemas said that it had been negligent during the film's release.
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" He is alleging "assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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He also threatened to sue Univision for "negligent hiring practices" for its continued employment of Cook.
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Whether Overton was indeed negligent or the Tesla had a glitch and Summoned itself shouldn't matter.
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"The things they did to bypass protocol were negligent, reckless and against protocol," Baker told CNN.
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The magazine's failure to make good-faith efforts to let me respond is baffling and negligent.
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That does not necessarily mean however that they should be characterized as intentional or willfully negligent.
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" Gibson's statement said all three officials were fired in part due to "negligent performance of duties.
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But they're often negligent about the extent to which things other than government make people unfree.
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But it is "negligent" for the Obama administration to "not even determine what's there," Guith said.
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The hedge fund's tactics seemed thuggish, but he had probably become negligent about addressing certain issues.
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Criminal liability for negligent conduct that allows for improper activity without actually ordering it is rare.
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The charge would be significantly stronger than negligent manslaughter and he could face life in prison.
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German authorities put them on trial for murder, and they were found guilty of negligent homicide.
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U.S., where a pilot was deemed negligent for choosing to disengage autopilot and take manual control.
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Most times, a negligent discharge means you accidentally fired one round from your rifle or pistol.
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I guess you could say that we've always done things our own criminally negligent way here.
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Courts have repeatedly found the government and Tokyo Electric negligent in failing to prevent the disaster.
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The results of those inquiries will likely shed light on whether Facebook was naive or negligent.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Sebert voluntarily dismissed her counterclaims of intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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She was booked for felony negligent discharge of a firearm and was released on $35,000 bond.
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"They can't even justify prosecuting this guy for negligent homicide, let alone capital murder," she said.
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Walker pleaded not guilty to the negligent homicide charges in March 2017, CNN affiliate WTVC reported.
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Some were "useful idiots" (as the Russian expression goes), who were simply negligent in spreading falsities.
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Lawyers for Bushmaster, which makes the AR-15, have countered that the plaintiffs are merely dressing up a novel negligent marketing claim in traditional negligent entrustment language so as to circumvent Congress' intention to make gun makers immune from civil liability for carelessness in their marketing practices.
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The truck driver, 23-year-old Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, pleaded not guilty to seven charges of negligent homicide.
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Chrisaiah's mother, Linda Arrington, 25, and her boyfriend, Antonio Dancer, 43, have been charged with negligent homicide.
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It felt almost negligent to be a student journalist in New York City who hadn't witnessed one.
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To buy into the myth that HIV is no longer an issue is both negligent and dangerous.
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To suggest that state officials involved with the program have been grossly negligent is simply too kind.
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Unscrupulous clinics staffed by negligent doctors issued prescriptions to throngs of patients attracted by the lax procedures.
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" And appearing before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Comey said, "I think she was negligent.
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She and her lawyer Marty Singer are suing the network for breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation.
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Both parents were convicted of criminally negligent homicide and given 16-month prison terms, the paper reports.
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Insufficient or negligent medical care is a violation of human rights, according to the World Health Organization.
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"I have been held negligent, but without penalty, without sanction, without registration of the decision," she said.
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Trello attempted to help these naive, if not negligent, users by password protecting their boards for them.
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Onboard animal deaths don't necessarily mean an airline was negligent, as revealed in summaries of department investigations.
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"It's an accident, but there is an accounting because someone was negligent," Caleb's father said on GMA.
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Michaela Balderston, Tusk's vice president of communications, finds it ironic that they've been so negligent to date.
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"It would be negligent for anyone involved in the matter to not retain counsel," Weaver told Politico.
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Analyses have shown that negligent drilling practices waste more than $1 million of natural gas every day.
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The driver, charged with criminally negligent homicide, was later identified as an immigrant in the country illegally.
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It may represent such an insignificant portion of a family's income that the change is largely negligent.
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These are, in fact, "negligent" releases, since a modern handgun only fires when the trigger is pulled.
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CAS ruled that the tester had not tried hard enough and said Armitstead had not been negligent.
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"I think their conduct was not just negligent, was not just reckless, but definitely disgraceful," he said.
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"Grossly negligent," the language dropped from the draft, is a term that carries with it legal ramifications.
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The hack prompted several congressional committees to investigate whether OPM was negligent in its cyber security practices.
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Ray was convicted of negligent homicide and sentenced to six years in prison -- two for each victim.
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Many claimed this lag shows severe incompetence in the organization's security, some even claiming it was negligent.
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The developer who built the Wei-guan Golden Dragon Building was arrested on suspicion of negligent homicide.
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The attorney general's office said it was preparing to charge him with seven counts of negligent homicide.
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Refusing to provide children with medically accurate information about their own sexual development isn't ideological; it's negligent.
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The lawsuit says, "Many of the problems stemmed from a rushed, negligent approach" to installation by Tesla.
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The F.C.C. found that the cellphone companies had broken federal law by being negligent with the data.
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Prosecutors argued that while the government was negligent, the defendant was partly to blame for the delays.
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Allegations in the lawsuits include negligent failure to warn or protect, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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More likely, a company like PG&E would be found to have criminally negligent or reckless policies.
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"Any person found to be negligent will be held accountable, and it will be severe," he said.
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She claims the hotel was negligent by giving Barrett a room next to hers, at his request.
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"We have to create a context where [festivals] are criminally negligent if they don't have these services there—we're kind of in the opposite [position] right now, where they're seen as negligent if they do have them there since they are so-called 'encouraging' drug use," said MacPherson.
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Filed in 2014, Huth's lawsuit alleges Cosby committed sexual battery and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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They demanded Pope Francis reconsider his ditched plan to create a Vatican tribunal to hold negligent bishops accountable.
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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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In May, a Tarrant County grand jury indicted Tran, 36, for criminally negligent homicide, according to court papers.
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Congress could also choose to adopt privacy regulations that either incentivize strong security practices or punish negligent behavior.
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The young mother was arrested Tuesday, also for negligent homicide, for allegedly failing to properly restrain her daughter.
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The government has pointed the finger at foreign paramilitaries, while opponents have accused security forces of being negligent.
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She was, she wrote in her memoirs, a sad child of an alcoholic dad and negligent teen mom.
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From their perspective, any red tape is good, no matter how small or even negligent the environmental benefit.
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CHARGES: (803) counts of vehicular homicide, (7) counts of vehicular negligent injury, hit and run, and reckless operation.
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Officer Liang is also charged with criminally negligent homicide, second-degree assault and reckless endangerment, and official misconduct.
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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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The suit claims Apple was negligent, intentionally inflicted emotional distress, and defamed and slandered Bah, among other charges.
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The lawsuit seeks damages for sexual battery, gender violence, intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress, and conspiracy.
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Many netizens have accused the authorities of being patronising and negligent in their handling of the recent scandal.
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Now an Oregon man has been charged with second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in Day's death.
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The former commander, who was immediately reassigned after the collision, initially faced negligent homicide charges, CBS News reported .
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He entered guilty pleas Friday to felony charges of first-degree vehicular negligent injury, plus a misdemeanor charge.
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I don't know how you can follow all policies and procedures and still be found to be negligent.
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The children's father has been charged with two counts of manslaughter and two counts of criminal negligent homicide.
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Wilful, as well as negligent, violations of the Swiss requirements could result in criminal charges and even jail.
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The failure to meet these obligations can result in enforcement actions or negligent-hiring claims in arbitration cases.
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It would be negligent not to admit that tortoises have played a role in the history of science.
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The two later pleaded guilty to murder and testified against Rachelle, who was found guilty of negligent homicide.
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It is no exaggeration to say that Mainers are dying as a result of the state's negligent policies.
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It has said in legal documents that the clients were "negligent" for not following Mr. Wyatt more closely.
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Traore has sued Valbury for the $11.6 million, declaring the firm was negligent and had breached his contract.
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Nagel said he will file a notice of intent to sue the school district for allegedly being negligent.
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His Chinese wife and brother-in-law were imprisoned for negligent disclosure of state secrets, the reports said.
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The jury was asked to decide whether the school intentionally misrepresented the employment statistics or was simply negligent.
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In this case, marijuana use was enough to deem him a negligent parent, and a very real threat.
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America's murder and non-negligent manslaughter rate was historically very high, along with all violent and property crimes.
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For a troop carrying a fully automatic weapon, the negligent discharge can be much more violent and dangerous.
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Does it allow for Congress to act in the event that the vice president is negligent or unwilling?
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He'd softened the final wording from "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless," but this wasn't the end of it.
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The Bronx district attorney at the time charged Officer Sullivan with second-degree murder and criminally negligent homicide.
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"Wildland fires such as the Huasna Fire ordinarily do not happen unless someone was negligent," the lawsuit says.
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"Wildland fires such as the Huasna Fire ordinarily do not happen unless someone was negligent," the lawsuit reads.
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It would be negligent to not acknowledge that serious mental illness has been identified in some mass shooters.
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Much of the discussion during the hearing focused on whether Koskinen could be impeached for being grossly negligent.
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They allege that Lyft is negligent in its background checks and fails to protect passengers with added technology.
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"That said, criminal charges based upon a negligent standard, it's very difficult to get a conviction," he said.
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But the park staff lovingly cares for this negligent employee, who runs from everyone except three devoted visitors.
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The notice said the Borges demand damages in an unspecified amount as settlement for the officials' negligent actions.
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Eastern edge of development even has prominent craters (yellow areas) Seems at best ignorant & at worst negligent. pic.twitter.
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Fundamentally, it alleges that Francis was knowingly negligent in dealing with known abuse by a major Catholic figure.
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But Frances wonders if this is just another ploy for him to make her look like a negligent mom.
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That amount could be higher, according to Crimmins, if the commission determines Musk's tweet was fraudulent, not merely negligent.
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Wilson is now suing Bieber, claiming the singer was negligent in the way he pulled out into the street.
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In addition to murder, Bourgoin was previously charged with aggravated operation of a motor vehicle and gross negligent operation.
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The case is ongoing, and the company has denied in court filings that it provided negligent or unconstitutional care.
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In his executive order, the governor alleged Israel was incompetent and negligent in his duties related to the shootings.
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Maybe it's impossible to prevent harassment and discrimination entirely, but it's negligent HR that allows problems to become systemic.
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Ms. Kennedy, who was charged with negligent homicide and is indigent, qualified to have a public defender represent her.
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A jury will decide whether those tweets and emails count as recklessly negligent, US District Judge Stephen Wilson ruled.
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The singer's family allege wrongful death and negligent infliction of emotional distress caused by Grimmie's shooting, according to Billboard.
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The driver was arrested and charged with drug supply and negligent driving and is due in court on Tuesday.
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And if Lion Air is found negligent in its handling of a known problem, it could face additional sanctions.
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"In 2019, any policy maker that listens to a lobbyist from Frontier should be held criminally negligent," Mitchell said.
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That evidence is relevant to potential legal action for negligent supervision related to the custody of Hernandez, Leontire said.
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Moreover its armed forces are overstretched and often negligent; huge rural areas are beyond the control of the government.
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But there will no doubt be others whose performance during the incident will be found wanting, maybe even negligent.
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But prosecutors argued Yanez was negligent by not giving Castile clear direction when he learned Castile had a weapon.
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The same board that many shareholders and grassroots organizations contend was negligent in its oversight of the sales culture.
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And a federal lawsuit names USA Gymnastics as a defendant, claiming it was negligent in allowing abuse to occur.
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"This conduct reflects, at least, grossly negligent or reckless disregard of the strictures of the Fourth Amendment," Nathan wrote.
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Her lawyer said in closing arguments on Friday that the hotel was negligent and could have prevented the incident.
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At the very least, you could characterize the actions of the police department and officers involved as willfully negligent.
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The federal government's negligent approach to those seeking asylum is taking a huge toll on San Diego County taxpayers.
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The negligent deaths and enduring trauma that spring from Trump's abusive policies toward migrants won't just define his legacy.
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It is clear the manner in which DHS awards the rights and privileges of citizenship is reckless and negligent.
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Still others occupy a blatantly negligent space, lacking the language to talk to â€" forget about â€" these communities.
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Thanks to the PLCAA, gun sellers need not include such disclaimers, as they cannot be sued for negligent advertisement.
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Facebook has naively put its faith in humanity and repeatedly been abused, exploited, and proven either negligent or complicit.
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And it was accompanied by care so brutally negligent that the woman's pregnancy ran its course before anyone noticed.
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Dr. Marik contended that Ms. Frustaci had been negligent in failing to obtain the ultrasound treatments he had recommended.
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The opera opens in the military court where a sergeant is being tried for negligent homicide in the death.
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Ranking cities by murder rate — murder and non-negligent manslaughter per 22018,000 inhabitants — it came in at No. 10.
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The Japanese government and the electric utility that operated the plant were found negligent in not preventing the meltdowns.
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Prosecutors argued Guyger was negligent because she was armed, distracted and too quick to draw and fire her weapon.
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Simply put, no citizen should lose his or her liberty because Congress was negligent during the legislative drafting process.
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People are being jerks and stupid and greedy and negligent, but you can't pin a criminal case on them.
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"It would be negligent for anyone involved in the matter to not retain counsel," Weaver told the news outlet.
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Under California law, the company is liable for fires caused by its equipment even if it was not negligent.
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The link between the heedlessly negligent style and anti-redistributive substance of recent Republican lawmaking is easy to overlook.
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When the justice system seems compromised and congressional oversight is negligent, government officials with damning information are going to leak.
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It is not every day that somebody charged with murder ends up with criminally negligent homicide and a probation sentence.
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The tourist, who was not identified, was fined nearly $5,000 and reported to prosecutors for negligent endangerment, Deutsche Welle reported.
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In 1988, Schumacher, then 22, was found guilty of negligent homicide when a teenager was shot dead, the Forum said.
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"There is no indication of any negligent action by anyone associated with Pike County in this incident," the statement reads.
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The lawsuit also claims Juul used negligent age-verification methods for online purchases, allowing young consumers to buy their products.
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That's essentially what a judge said as he reduced ex-NYPD Officer Peter Liang's manslaughter conviction to criminally negligent homicide.
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Or they could proceed with care, and be branded as negligent themselves by an aroused public and vote-seeking politicians.
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However, Aguero says the staff on the bus at the time was "negligent" and she wants justice for her son.
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"It is difficult to win cases proving that hotels are negligent for the criminal acts of someone," he tells PEOPLE.
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And presuming they did provide the necessary escape routes required, then it would be hard to prove they were negligent.
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In Wednesday's ruling, the jury said Bayer was negligent and failed to adequately warn the public about the product's risks.
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I have realized that, in the vast majority of cases, this was not the act of uncaring or negligent parents.
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This is especially true when we assume that precautions are not necessary because such tragedies happen only to negligent parents.
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FBI Director James Comey said Clinton was negligent with how she handled emails, but he declined to charge her criminally.
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The Navy initially sought a charge of negligent homicide against Benson but dropped the charge with little explanation last year.
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In their cases, the women believe the programs their sons went abroad with were negligent in ensuring the students' safety.
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When your library book is so overdue that the fine is waived out of pity, you know you've been negligent.
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One exception, which is especially relevant to the Sandy Hook lawsuit, allows claims based on the theory of negligent entrustment.
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But for Sandhya, coming from a broken family and living with her negligent father, Shyam is the epitome of romance.
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Victims of the October shooting have sued Mandalay Bay, claiming the hotel was negligent by not properly thwarting the attack.
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Their lawsuit alleges that Ja Rule, Billy McFarland, and Fyre Media engaged in breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation, and fraud.
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The police arrested a companion of the mother, Alverious Demars, 22, on charges of negligent homicide and obstruction of justice.
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On Thursday, 22-year-old Summer Rose Kazzee was arrested on negligent homicide charges, according to Garland County Jail records.
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Nauman Hussain's attorney, Lee Kindlon, told Spectrum News that he expects his client will be charged with criminally negligent homicide.
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"The 2019 financial services bill is inadequate at best, negligent at worst," said the top Democrat on the committee, Rep.
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The judge also said United was not negligent and had no duty to help Cooper rebook through the club lounge.
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The brief argues that the "negligent entrustment" exception applies to gun sellers and dealers, not a gun maker like Remington.
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The Democrats' careless and negligent hiring and password management practices proves one thing: Occupational competence alone does not guarantee security.
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Mr. Kim suggested in an email to The Times that it was all a matter of negligent bookkeeping, not fraud.
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That still means its programmer or manufacturer could be found negligent as well, or even an accomplice to a crime.
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" Meteorologist Brian Monahan — from WSB-Atlanta, an ABC affiliate — tweeted: "Absolutely negligent to have put that boat in the water.
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Electronic records show Strzok changed Comey's earlier draft language describing Clinton's actions as "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless," sources said.
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He had been initially charged with criminal homicide, which includes murder, voluntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide under Tennessee law.
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The foster care agency was grossly negligent, ignored complaints and failed to properly oversee the foster children, the suit says.
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Between ages 45 and 64, Jane could spend an extra $67,431 if she were negligent in managing her chronic illnesses.
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Wilful as well as negligent violations of the Swiss ban could result in criminal charges, according to the Swiss proposal.
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Shortly after the accident, Mr. Hussain's son Nauman Hussain, the operator of the company, was charged with criminally negligent homicide.
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A congressional inquiry in 1998 found that federal and Pentagon officials were negligent in training and preparing for the mission.
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With his blanket decree, Bishop Gainer did not say how many of his predecessors had been negligent in handling abuse.
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In July, she pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide as part of a deal with prosecutors.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office charged her with involuntary manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, reckless endangerment and assault, among other charges.
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A grand jury charged him with murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, each charge having slightly different elements.
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The two couples have accused Ring of being negligent by not doing enough to secure their home cameras against cyberattacks.
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The T.V.A. had failed to carry out elementary safety measures, and the lead cleanup contractor was found negligent in court.
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She is also suing the airline for negligent hiring, supervision and retention, as well as intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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Any negligent and potentially illegal activity by a few bad actors is unfair to the vast majority of exceptional sellers.
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AMC Networks was found NOT to be negligent, but the show and its production company, Stalwart Films, were found liable.
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It is possible to imagine a scenario where a particularly negligent FDA head would allow such a thing to happen.
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David Duckenfield, the officer in charge of security at Hillsborough, has been charged with 95 counts of grossly negligent manslaughter.
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While "negligent" use can cover a variety of activities, it most likely refers to "mishandling" in this case, Ramirez said.
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By failing to do so, prosecutors argued, the executives were professionally negligent, leading to the disaster and the required evacuations.
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The jury could also find her not guilty, or guilty of the lesser crimes of manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide.
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"There is no indication of any negligent action by anyone associated with Pike County in this incident," the GHSA said.
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The following day, Tharp drowned during water-survival training; his drill instructor was charged with negligent homicide (and later acquitted).
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Meanwhile, evidence is building that state officials were cavalier or even negligent about the risks of switching to river water.
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She was arrested at her home and charged with motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, two counts of leaving the scene of property damage, leaving the scene after causing personal injury or death and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license (second or subsequent), a prosecutor's spokeswoman says.
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So if you can prove -- can you prove, Brian, that they were negligent because other resorts have handled it much better?
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He told the inspector general, I don&apost remember writing those words that Hillary Clinton was grossly negligent and committed crimes.
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He has pleaded not guilty to two counts each of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of a child.
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Nearly all the major technology services we've come to rely on have been negligent in enforcing their own user protection guidelines.
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Illinois' biometric privacy law provides for damages of $1,000 for each negligent violation and $5,000 for each intentional or reckless violation.
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Ray, who was sentenced to two years in prison for felony negligent homicide, is now free and attempting to reinvent himself.
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"It's an accident, but there is an accounting because someone was negligent," Scott Schwab told Good Morning America in February 2017.
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Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, 23, pleaded not guilty to seven charges of negligent homicide and waived his arraignment Tuesday, according to court documents.
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Tesla bought SolarCity in 22019, and Walmart alleges that Tesla did not fix the problems it inherited and was negligent itself.
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Salvatore Anello, who dropped his granddaughter from a cruise ship window in July, was charged with negligent homicide in Puerto Rico.
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Under California law, utilities are responsible for wildfires caused by their equipment, even if they are not found to be negligent.
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RGL is alleging a string of offences against the banks, including deceit, misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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And the laws for these two things vary greatly around the country, but negligent infliction of emotional distress doesn't really apply.
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Ever since the Cambridge Analytica fiasco, we've become hypersensitive to them, and reports sometimes conflate negligent data practices with simple APIs.
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So Facebook appears to be negligent in terms of putting in place the safeguards to ensure the ... The platform is safe.
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Deborah is accused of child abuse, negligent abuse and criminal sexual penetration while Joshua is charged with not reporting a birth.
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Occasionally, a random know-it-all is absolutely appalled that Jessica's negligent parents would let her stand on the bathroom sink.
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Video game developers have been so negligent on harassment and abuse that it has seemed like an impossible problem to solve.
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Her texts evince more than a negligent or reckless mind; the intent behind them was clear: she wanted him to die.
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She's suing Phil, his production company and CBS for infliction of emotional distress, fraud and negligent misrepresentation ... and seeking unspecified damages.
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Motherboard managing editor Emanuel Maiberg says it would be "negligent not to include" this skin featuring Sonic the Hedgehog character Knuckles.
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"The administration, including police, was negligent and callous in handling such a sensitive issue," the NHRC's Enamul Hoque Chowdhury told Reuters.
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It concluded Left was reckless and negligent when Citron Research released its report on Evergrande Real Estate Group in June 2012.
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The officer who shot her, Stephen Sullivan, was tried and acquitted of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in 2698.
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According to Forrester data, companies that prize creativity exceed their design-negligent competitors in market share by a factor of 1.5.
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"If I said that was the case for cardiovascular disease and bypass surgery, you would say doctors are negligent," she said.
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The plaintiffs seek unspecified damages for sexual harassment, sexual assault and battery, negligent hiring and supervision and retention, among other complaints.
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Barson's lawyers will undoubtedly grill Venus about her driving decisions on that fateful day and try to paint her as negligent.
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Traditionally, the legal system's interactions with software like robotics only finds liability where the developer was negligent or could foresee harm.
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The officer who shot her, Stephen Sullivan, was tried and acquitted of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in 1987.
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On Friday, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs found "heinous conditions and negligent conduct" at the Perry Funeral Home.
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The complaint seeks $10 million in damages for forcible rape, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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Much depends on how many high-level employees were complicit or negligent and whether there were significant weaknesses in Goldman's controls.
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That failure may well have been negligent, but that level of intent is rarely the basis for prosecuting white-collar offenses.
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Jarosik is seeking compensation for alleged sexual assault and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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Under a plea deal, that charge was reduced to negligent homicide, with Deri admitting to an accidental use of live rounds.
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For too long shippers from outside the U.S. have been excessively negligent in permitting hazardous and addictive substances entering the country.
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Additionally, the lawsuits say that Lands' End was negligent and failed to recall the uniforms when the issues began to surface.
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And with a company this big and powerful, it would be criminally negligent to give them the benefit of the doubt.
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In another story from the same issue, Superman investigates a coal-mine collapse, and discovers that the owner has been negligent.
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And patients who believe they have been injured by negligent doctors could find it more difficult to win damages in court.
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Police were investigating if service providers to the central bank had been negligent in setting up secure computer systems, he said.
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In the suit, he says Billy, the venue and the concert's promoter, Live Nation, were negligent in maintaining the stage equipment.
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And a vast majority of those convictions were for lesser offenses than murder, like involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, or negligent homicide.
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As part of discovery, they'll dig through the gunmaker's internal company memos and try to prove that the company was negligent.
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On Monday, 21-year-old Paige Gasper filed a lawsuit against the Mandalay Bay and MGM Resorts International, the hotel's parent company, alleging that the hotel was "negligent or grossly negligent" in failing to notice or take precautions against the shooter stockpiling guns in his room, and that employees were not adequately trained to notice and report suspicious activity.
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According to an email recently obtained by the Information, Uber's self-driving car division may not only be reckless, but outright negligent.
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Police allege the accident was caused by Baton Rouge officer Christopher Manuel, 28, who was arrested two weeks ago for negligent homicide.
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Robles, who admitted to two traffic offenses for negligent driving, has been attempting to apply for a U-Visa, the report said.
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He is expected to appear in New Hampshire Tuesday where he faces seven counts of negligent homicide, according his attorney Donald Frank.
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Grimes said she instead was merely negligent in failing to ensure that the methodological change was disclosed in reports distributed to investors.
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The RGL claim alleges a string of offences against the banks, including deceit, misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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His ruling consisted of a single check mark, indicating that Brandon Woods had not been negligent in its care of Mrs. Barrow.
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The cause was a negligent conductor who failed to apply the brake before getting off his train to argue with another worker.
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The lawsuit alleges that the material violates the Communications Decency Act and that Snapchat is being negligent by posting it without warning.
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The state also has an unusual law that can make companies liable for forest fire damages even if they aren't directly negligent.
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"Delaware law does not allow for a charge of conspiracy to commit negligent homicide," the Department of Justice said in the statement.
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Sturgeon said May and her government are being "increasingly reckless and negligent" by not ruling out a no deal Brexit, ITV said.
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CSRC also said it would severely punish negligent auditors and investment bankers and actively support compensation claims made by victims of crime.
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Further, the actions and omissions on the part of SkyWest after the incident could be constructed as unlawfully retaliatory, discriminatory, and negligent.
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It alleges Clinton contributed to the deaths of both men, as well as defamation and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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Warren has long lamented a lack of punishment for negligent executives at companies accused of misdeeds, particularly after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Participants may not take actions that are negligent, injurious or reckless in pursuit of any prize offered in connection with the Promotion.
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The charges against Liang include criminally negligent homicide, second-degree manslaughter, second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and two counts of official misconduct.
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Officer Peter Liang faces five counts in the death of Akai Gurley: manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, criminally negligent homicide and official misconduct.
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The pickup driver, 23-year-old Volodoymyr Zhukovskyy, was arrested and charged with seven counts of negligent homicide, according to CBS News.
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Tax advisers are required to hold professional indemnity insurance, to cover the cost of compensating clients for damage resulting from negligent services.
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Financial institutions and non-bank payment service providers, if found to be negligent, will be subject to having their illegal income forfeited.
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Peter Liang, 28, is charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and other counts for the death of Akai Gurley, 28, on Nov.
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This is different from the streamlined filing procedure, which is for those who were negligent when they failed to report the accounts.
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That is hundreds of innocent lives lost because people were negligent or too lazy to put their child in a car seat.
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"Hillary Clinton was negligent at a minimum in not ensuring that they were [granted extra security] … her conduct was grotesque," he added.
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Enotiades believes that the D.E.A. was negligent in not insuring that he had a means of getting in touch over the holidays.
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Sure, the drunk driver was grossly negligent and drove over all those people, but didn't intend to, so we should not prosecute.
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Comey's statement called Clinton's handling of the server to "extremely careless," but that was changed from "grossly negligent" in an earlier draft.
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On Wednesday, they made their first move against the company, arresting its operator outside Albany and charging him with criminally negligent homicide.
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However, Hobby Lobby was negligent in failing to conduct due diligence on scroll purchases it made over the course of five years.
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A California legal principle holds utilities responsible for damage from wildfires started by their equipment even when the companies were not negligent.
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On Wednesday, the operator of the limousine company, Nauman Hussain, was arrested by the State Police and charged with criminally negligent homicide.
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He was arrested and booked for aggravated driving while intoxicated, negligent use of a deadly weapon and possession of an open container.
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That came as the court found him incompetent and negligent in his duties as chairman of Hong Kong-listed Hanergy Thin Film.
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Nor can we wait for bad press and shareholder class actions to force out negligent chief executives responsible for cultures of inequality.
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A tenant is still liable for nonpayment of rent and any reckless, negligent or intentional damage to an apartment, Mr. Jain said.
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As everyone in the industry has known for decades, operating a coal mine under these conditions is not just negligent, but reckless.
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The investigation — concluded in June 6900 — found that the employee in charge of the background checks, identified as Lisa Wilde, was negligent.
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Mr. Rodriguez was arrested and charged with two counts each of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of a child.
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The girl, being held in Los Angeles County Central Juvenile Hall, was also booked for negligent discharge of a firearm, authorities said.
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To win the case, Unsworth must prove Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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Navy ship collisions The former commanders of two Navy destroyers involved in separate, fatal collisions last year will face negligent homicide charges.
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"We are going to argue that the user agreements are not enforceable because the scooter companies have been grossly negligent," she said.
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Among other concerns, the women alleged that Lyft is negligent in its background checks and fails to protect passengers with added technology.
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The counts included in the lawsuit are sexual assault, sexual battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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Mr. Rodriguez was arrested and charged with two counts each of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of a child.
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An unapologetically negligent mom and aloofly shitty wife, Wanda shrugs off her domestic identity like the rollers that clutter her sofa cushions.
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Prosecutors said Rice was negligent in shackling Gray's legs and not securing him in a seat belt, as required by department protocol.
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While the cop may be charged with negligent homicide, it's clearly not enough for the aggrieved Ethiopian community of the Jewish state.
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Some lawmakers also sought to bar credit firms from forcing consumers into arbitration, which hinder class-action lawsuits in response to negligent practices.
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Clinton&aposs use of the private server from grossly negligent to merely extremely careless so as not to trigger the underlying criminal statute.
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An earlier trial in South Dakota ended in 2013 with the jury finding J&J had been negligent but declining to award damages.
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At the state level, individuals could be prosecuted for failure to carry out their legal responsibilities or doing so in a negligent way.
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The court did allow a portion of the lawsuit to proceed — a claim that the church was negligent in its supervision of Edouard.
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Other allegations against Tesla include product liability, defective product design, failure to warn, breach of warranty, intentional and negligent misrepresentation and false advertising.
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The incident took place on June 11, and Stagg was arrested Thursday and charged with criminally negligent homicide, the district attorney's office said.
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He notes that, in eastern states, Coal India and its subsidiaries have provided roads, homes and water when local governments have been negligent.
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The lawsuit is seeking damages, including punitive damages, for assault, battery, sexual battery, gender violence, and, among other claims, negligent hiring and supervision.
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First, negligent-hiring lawsuits—in which a firm is sued for employing someone who commits a crime at work—are terrifying but rare.
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"We have to figure out if someone did something that was grossly negligent and if it was a mistake," he told BuzzFeed News.
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"I am tired of trying to work with the alcoholic, negligent stepfather that is YouTube," he said in a video published in April.
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This error, while only negligent, seems the direct product of Musk's failing to consult a lawyer (as his settlement with the SEC required).
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In the clip above, Kimmel runs through the possibilities: was it Cruz or was it really a ridiculously negligent member of his staff?
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Should these trials reach verdicts, we expect the courts will hold that St. Jude Medical has been grossly negligent in its product design.
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Their charges were later upgraded to first- and second-degree manslaughter and criminal negligent homicide, according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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Kennedy remains in custody on an unspecified amount of bail and is charged with negligent homicide, cruelty to a juvenile and child desertion.
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I describe it to her so she can hear shitty news about her identity from a friend instead of from negligent cis writers.
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Defense attorneys denied that district employees were negligent and said they responded appropriately once they realized that Sutton had been abusing the student.
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And Seth Rich's parents are suing two Fox News contributors and the network itself for intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent supervision.
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Gabriel's death prompted criminal charges against some of the social workers who were involved in the boy's care after they were allegedly negligent.
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A prosecution source previously told PEOPLE that Bruns was arraigned on charges of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and assault stemming from the crash.
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Denton points to some strange decisions made by Hogan's lawyers: specifically, dropping the claim of "negligent infliction of emotional distress" from the suit.
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"His was a reckless and cavalier attitude to risk and one that we, the prosecution, would describe as grossly negligent," Wright told jurors.
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The lawsuit claims that negligent entrustment applies because the manufacturer is marketing the gun to people who are not trained to handle it.
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Walmart claims in a new lawsuit that Tesla was negligent in operating and managing 244 solar-roof contracts it had with the retailer.
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The class action also alleges that the universities were negligent in failing to audit their admission process to detect the lurking bribery scandal.
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A court last year ordered the developer to pay damages to one investor for "negligent misrepresentation" and for another sale to be rescinded.
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Witnesses will be questioned to determine if the breeding farm had been negligent and any laws broken in killing protected crocodiles, he added.
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They claim the cruise line was negligent in allowing the vessel to set sail because two passengers on a previous cruise exhibited symptoms.
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Donald Trump is getting hammered by millions of dollars in Democratic campaign ads depicting his response to the coronavirus as negligent and inept.
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The difficulty lies in trying to determine where the line is between companies that do their due diligence and those that are negligent.
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Since 2014, it has dealt with a pattern of negligent treatment at hospitals operated by one of its agencies, the Veterans Health Administration.
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Jones was ultimately arrested and booked for aggravated driving while intoxicated, negligent use of a deadly weapon and possession of an open container.
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Jeffrey Reinking isn't the only parent who should have to take responsibility for any negligent and dangerous decisions when it comes to guns.
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To win his lawsuit, Unsworth needs to show Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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Ultimately, the investigating officer concluded that no "individual, unit or organization acted in a negligent manner" during the operation and ensuing medical care.
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The suit alleges that the church was "willfully negligent" in its failure to protect a child in its care from being sexually assaulted.
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Detainees, human rights groups and doctors consulting for defense teams offer more critical assessments, describing it as negligent or ineffective in many cases.
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And just like Joanna, Nicole faces a vicious cross-examination from Charlie's attorney (Ray Liotta), who paints her as a negligent, alcoholic caretaker.
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"There is no indication of any negligent action by anyone associated with Pike County in this incident," the Georgia High School Association said.
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" Her lawsuit contends El Hefe was negligent and the club "created an atmosphere of toxic misogyny at its bar that encourages gender violence.
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Nauman Hussain has been indicted on 20 counts of second-degree manslaughter and 20 counts negligent homicide, Schoharie District Attorney Susan Mallery said.
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The gilets jaunes have come to represent a blazing, unfocussed rebuke of the inequalities created by the political class's negligent stewardship of globalization.
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"If they can establish that they security company was negligent, then I don't see why this wouldn't become much more common," Toren said.
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The parents have since filed a lawsuit charging that the city was negligent and failed to ensure safe conditions for families seeking shelter.
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He's since been suspended from the force, and charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter, and criminally negligent homicide, according to one police official.
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But in July, just weeks before her trial, she reached a deal to plead guilty to the lesser felony charge of criminally negligent homicide.
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She said the team is negligent for failing to properly train staff to use the device and for not warning fans of its dangers.
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The formal indictment comes months after Hussain, the operator of Prestige, was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide four days after the Oct.
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Among the allegations are racketeering, witness tampering, mail and wire fraud, assault, civil battery, negligent supervision and retention and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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But it's even more necessary that you recognize why the friendship is ending: because he made choices that were negligent, hurtful and possibly criminal.
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In addition to his jail time, James Miller was sentenced on Wednesday to a decade of probation for criminally negligent homicide in the Sept.
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Under the GDPR, the question of blame largely hinges on whether the company was negligent, ignoring basic practices that could have prevented the breach.
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In the lawsuit that followed, a federal judge said the companies involved in the spill were "grossly negligent" in the runup to the disaster.
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First, it's illegal to intentionally distribute or "mishandle" classified information in a "grossly negligent way" and remove it from authorized facilities or storage spaces.
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I'd be negligent if I didn't point out there are a couple other, limited ways that Ring can work with Amazon's voice assistant today.
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A lawsuit settlement has been reached in the kayak drowning of Vincent Viafore after his fiancee, Graswald, served prison time for criminally negligent homicide.
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But in court filings obtained by PEOPLE, lawyers for the school district claimed that the children themselves were negligent and contributed to the molestation.
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New Hampshire State Police said the 57-year-old driver was charged with misdemeanor negligent driving for the mountain of stuff on the roof.
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Officer Peter Liang faces five counts in the 2014 death of Akai Gurley, 28: manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, criminally negligent homicide and official misconduct.
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The lawsuit goes on to claim the helicopter company was negligent in removing the doors ... because such a modification is "inordinately dangerous and risky."
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Now, she's suing him for battery, negligent transmission of sexually transmitted diseases, fraud and more ... and she's demanding more than $1.5 million in damages.
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However, Facebook has been negligent in removing pages, groups, and users, that actively promote nonconsensual intimate photo sharing and incite sexual violence and harassment.
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Or was it simply negligent, unaware due to a lack of background checks that the children it was getting from Uganda were being trafficked?
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Support for Mr. Rusbridger suddenly shifted, as he was cast as a negligent manager who had saddled the paper with a slew of problems.
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The most recent figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal 220006 firearm deaths every day, including suicides, homicides and negligent discharges.
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The Pennsylvania jury concluded that Cabot Oil and Gas Co. was negligent in drilling wells near two families' properties, the Scranton Times-Tribune reports.
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As we reported, the estate of the passenger who died, Jerome Barson, has sued Venus for wrongful death, claiming she was speeding and negligent.
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Hundreds of former Grenfell residents remain displaced, and although police considered prosecuting negligent officials for manslaughter, an eight-month investigation has offered few developments.
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Knowles now wants to know if, in the eyes of the International Ether Court, the bot could be found guilty of Gross Negligent Manslaughter?
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They aren't negligent: People who are paid hourly or juggle multiple jobs can't afford to miss work and stand in long lines to vote.
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In the fatal New Hampshire accident in June, Mr. Zhukovskyy has been charged with seven counts of negligent homicide and has pleaded not guilty.
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The family of Anthony Baez was angered in 1996 when a New York State judge acquitted Officer Francis X. Livoti of criminally negligent homicide.
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But experts say that criminally charging a law enforcement officer for allegedly being negligent in his response to a mass shooting is new ground.
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Moreover, he reduced the charges against the officer who allegedly did the choking to manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, calling those charges more appropriate.
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A jury found Johnson & Johnson negligent in a complaint filed by a Sioux Falls resident, Deane Berg, 216.5, but did not award her damages.
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Crying wolf when there is no wolf is negligent; but so is filing stories about alt-sheep in the presence of an actual wolf.
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On Friday, Shane Campbell Gallery filed a lawsuit against Frieze Events, asserting that the fair had been negligent in not preparing for the heat.
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The boy's family accused the local government of "negligent behavior" but officials said rescue teams made all possible effort to pull the child out.
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Comey originally drafted a statement declaring that Clinton had been "grossly negligent" in handling classified materials, a term that would support a felony charge.
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The wrongful death lawsuit filed by Vanessa Bryant in Los Angeles says the pilot was careless and negligent by flying in cloudy conditions Jan.
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To win his lawsuit, Unsworth needs to show that Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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The court did not fault Ms. Lagarde for approving the arbitration, but it ruled that she had been negligent for not appealing the decision.
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In 1987, the officer who shot Ms. Bumpurs was tried on charges of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide -- and was also acquitted.
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To win his lawsuit, Unsworth needs to show that Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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The girl, who was not identified because she is a juvenile, faces charges of negligent discharge of a firearm, police spokesman Tony Im said.
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A 12-year-old girl was booked for negligent discharge of a firearm in that shooting, which was considered "unintentional," Los Angeles police said.
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A tribunal to hold negligent bishops accountable recommended by the commission and approved by the pope in June 2015 "was never implemented," she noted.
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" How to Make Sex More Dangerous This Opinion essay argues that "refusing to provide children with medically accurate sex education isn't ideological — it's negligent.
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Those records show that although Comey was convinced that Clinton was "grossly negligent" in violation of the law, he was determined to clear her notwithstanding.
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He agrees with the coroner's finding that the death was accidental, but adds ... when licensed professionals are negligent and cause death "there are some consequences."
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The victims of negligent management and saddled with enormous debt, Spain's third-largest club stumbled through an identity crisis against a backdrop of terrible results.
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RCBC has said it would not pay any compensation to Bangladesh Bank and that Dhaka bank bore responsibility for the theft since it was negligent.
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In an additional statement, the production company admitted that despite their best efforts, they were ultimately negligent in protecting the dog from harsh filming conditions.
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"[Morton] should NEVER get her dog back under any circumstances, she has already proven to be negligent with the dog," Kaley Kiss wrote on Facebook.
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Even with adequate signage and ferae naturae doctrine, a resort could still be liable in spite of all these protections, if it's flat-out negligent.
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"BHP was woefully negligent in its duty of care and the damages sought are entirely commensurate with the devastation the company has wrought...," he added.
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Thomas portrayed the incident as the result of a couple "at most negligent" mistakes on the part of the officer, and downplayed its broader significance.
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Jennifer Jarosik filed a federal lawsuit against Simmons on Wednesday, alleging sexual assault and battery, as well as intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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" WATCH: Uma Thurman's Chilling Response to Harvey Weinstein Scandal Thurman said she believed the "circumstances of this event were negligent to the point of criminality.
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After Strickland's family filed a lawsuit, a judge concluded that while the guards had been "negligent," their actions did not directly lead to Strickland's death.
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A lot of it is going to depend on the state, because the tort of negligent supervision has to be accepted in your particular jurisdiction.
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Erdogan's apology suggests either an admission of negligent behavior – Russia has denied allegations of violation – or an indirect confession of how badly Turkey needs Russia.
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She said she did not have the impression that the German authorities responsible had made mistakes or been negligent during the course of the scandal.
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RCBC has said it would not pay any compensation to Bangladesh Bank and the Dhaka bank bore responsibility for the theft since it was negligent.
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In other words, Oakland officials are now talking about criminal liability because of the extensive, and negligent, rule-breaking that occurred to host the party.
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Howard's ex-wife, Michelle Ghent, recently dropped a suit accusing Howard of assault, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and defamation.
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A growing conflict in Season 1, the lawsuit accuses the school of being negligent and allowing bullying to have negative effects on students like Hannah.
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They also allege MAS was negligent in failing to conduct an adequate risk assessment and for charting a flight course through a known conflict zone.
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A FINRA panel on Monday determined that McCoy and Forte were guilty of elder exploitation, breach of fiduciary duty, constructive fraud, negligence and negligent supervision.
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Second, over 50,000 asylum-seekers made their way to the Netherlands in 2015, waved through by negligent Mediterranean countries that fail to register migrants properly.
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Kim is not suing ... AIG paid Kim's claim and is now going after the individual and company it believes were negligent and caused the robbery.
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"Unfortunately, if someone is hurt in the future, no matter how negligent the track is, if the release is signed, they are good," Westbrook said.
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The families have also filed lawsuits against the suspect's mother and stepfather, claiming the parents were negligent and failed to safely secure the household's firearm.
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To recover damages, the counties would have to show that opioid manufacturers were negligent, and that their negligence was the primary cause of the problem.
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As the body within the House with jurisdiction over U.S. foreign policy, we would be negligent if we left the questions about this incident unanswered.
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"It's just another example, unfortunately, of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada's negligent lack of enforcement and weak enforcement record," he said in an interview.
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Last year, Mr. Gloe was indicted on charges including manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, criminally negligent homicide and leaving the scene of an incident without reporting.
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Hamilton County prosecutor, Joe Deters, announced Monday morning that Michelle Gregg was not negligent when her 3-year-old boy strayed at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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The families charge that ACTA was negligent in failing to discover the medical history of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz before admitting him to the program.
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Trump's scapegoating members of his own team just doesn't cut it -- he was grossly negligent when it came to getting ready for a new virus.
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She wrote that while the circumstances of the crash were "negligent to the point of criminality," she did not believe that his intent was malicious.
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Given the profile and his relative proximity to team Trump, it would have been professionally negligent of the F.B.I. not to keep tabs on him.
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The lawsuits against a premise like a hotel or event site, Mr. Lytton said, would turn on the question of whether its operators were negligent.
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The jury found Moran and his supervisor, who happened to be Moran's brother, negligent for not investigating Palomba's rape claim properly, and awarded her $190,000.
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For that you have to blame all of us: we have allowed the educational system to become negligent in teaching the owner's manual of citizenship.
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Negligent entrustment has previously been used to sue gun sellers, but the Sandy Hook lawsuit seeks to broaden the scope to include a gun's manufacturer.
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There are only a few bad options here: O'Brien is grossly negligent and didn't read the intelligence before it went to Congress or coordinate content.
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Ellie was not wearing a helmet when she was killed, and the jury determined that she, her parents and others were negligent in her death.
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The companies' owner, Michael Weiss, 47, was also charged with criminally negligent homicide in the death of the laborer, Fernando Vanegaz, an immigrant from Ecuador.
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James (with Bob often on his shoulder) faces obstacles, including a negligent father (Anthony Head), street ruffians and methadone withdrawal (depicted in almost cursory fashion).
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This argument is at best a misunderstanding of the War Powers Resolution and the Constitution, and at worst, it is a willful and negligent lie.
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Of course, billionaires are not going to stuff their money under their mattresses; it is negligent to not invest the money in the market strategically.
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Manslaughter carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison, while she would face a total of two years in prison for criminally negligent homicide.
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In 2015, children in the Netherlands won a suit against the Dutch government, claiming it was in negligent breach of policies to stop global warming.
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Here, Jenny Carchman follows Mr. Ray's efforts to re-enter the personal-growth industry after his conviction for negligent homicide and two-year prison sentence.
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He was later indicted on charges that included vehicular manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, exposing him to a maximum penalty of seven years in prison.
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The government was also considering toughening criminal punishment for employers found negligent in addressing sexual misdeeds, the ministry of gender equality said in a statement.
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Doe's lawsuit against Uber alleges negligence, negligent hiring and retention, fraudulent concealment ("Uber has a duty to disclose to its riders relevant information regarding the dangerous proclivities of a driver with whom Uber is connecting its riders through the Uber App," the lawsuit states), violation of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, negligent infliction of emotional distress, intentional infliction of emotional distress and assault and battery.
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The next transfer window does not ostensibly open until June, but teams would be negligent if they were not already working on their lineups going forward.
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More From Tonic: The Worst That Can HappenYou'd have to be really negligent (and practice an aversion to plates) to get in cross-contamination trouble here.
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We are still learning the lasting impacts of the infamous Flint, Michigan crisis, in which a negligent change in infrastructure led to toxic water and illness.
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The Marine pleaded guilty on Thursday to a litany of charges in the case, including conspiracy assault, hazing, negligent homicide, burglary and making false official statements.
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The couple are asking for more than $2 million, claiming the park was negligent and failed to properly warn patrons about the dangers of the ride.
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" Thurman told the Times she had voiced her discomfort with getting behind the wheel for the scene, later calling it "negligent to the point of criminality.
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Fujimoto said the gun left atop the folded-up table was a "tragedy waiting to happen" and charges should be pressed because the owner was negligent.
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Most of us know what some of that violence looks like: military guards at the border, or migrants killed or injured by negligent or abusive smugglers.
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A negligent father of two, he trashes his wife to Pumpgirl and hooks up with her when he feels like it, thrilling her with his attention.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accused May's government of being "deeply negligent" in a heated exchange over the collapse of Carillion in Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday.
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The father, 39-year-old Juan Rodriguez, from Rockland County, was charged with two counts of manslaughter and two counts of criminally negligent homicide, police said.
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"It is deeply troubling that Congress would celebrate such a negligent and self-serving financial behemoth," Craig Holman of the watchdog group Public Citizen told Politico.
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Angela Hock, 36, was booked into the Douglas County Jail in Nebraska on Wednesday and charged with negligent child abuse resulting in death, online records show.
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One of the girls, 16, was charged with criminally negligent homicide, while two others were charged with criminal conspiracy, according to the Delaware Attorney General's Office.
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While those jurors found J&J was negligent, they awarded no damages to the plaintiff, whose cancer was in remission at the time of the trial.
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"A lot of people got a serious bloody nose because of negligent neighbors and deadbeat farmers," said Vance Ehmke, who grows seed wheat in Healy, Kansas.
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BAIER: You go back to intent, a lot, but actually, the statue as it&aposs written, handling classified information, grossly negligent doesn&apost deal with intent.
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Some comments call Dr. Berger "negligent," a legal term that, if true, would mean Berger has violated obligations to the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, the victim filed a lawsuit in 2018, alleging that the school was negligent in allowing the teacher to abuse him.
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That the company has not done this is deeply negligent at best, and more likely to be because Airbnb's executives tacitly agree with their bigoted users.
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The crisis has set off a political scandal in Michigan, with accusations the state's Republican governor, Rick Snyder, was negligent in his handling of the crisis.
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The state licensing process involves background checks to ensure sellers aren't negligent or incompetent, meaning they can't sell you bogus plans just to net a commission.
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The state Department of Justice said it had charged Trinity Carr, 16, with criminally negligent homicide and would seek to have her tried as an adult.
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The Trump administration has come under fire from countless environmental groups who denounce its policies and rhetoric on climate change as negligent or even downright dangerous.
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"This was either the cruelest policy, even more cruel than I think people realize, or it was the most negligent policy of all time," Toczylowski said.
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While E.O. 2628 authorized U.S. executive agencies to name and shame terror financiers, it does not specifically pressure the negligent governments that grant them safe haven.
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The concept of "moral hazard" signifies a situation in which a government is insulated and immunized from the consequences of its negligent, reckless and incompetent behavior.
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RCBC has said it would not pay any compensation to Bangladesh Bank and that the Dhaka bank bore responsibility for the theft since it was negligent.
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Any potential criminal case against Lufthansa would hinge on whether the investigating judges can prove that the group was negligent in its oversight of Mr. Lubitz.
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King filed the suit on grounds of criminal conversation, alienation of affection, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and assault and battery.
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The new provision would allow punishment if the executive were merely negligent in overseeing the enterprise, which means the person acted in an objectively unreasonable manner.
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And it doesn't pay much heed to animals that are suffering in negligent zoos or farms right now, in some cases until their very sad deaths.
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"We don't elect someone who is so ignorant and negligent unless we got to the point where we so misvalue and misunderstand the thing he's running."
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William Carus Wilson, founder of the criminally negligent boarding school for clergy daughters that appears in the opening chapters of "Jane Eyre" as the hellish Lowood.
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The investigation is apparently just beginning and will focus on whether 8chan owner Jim Watkins — who lives in the Philippines — was negligent in his moderation practices.
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Sergeant Barry, 32, a nine-year veteran, is on trial in State Supreme Court in the Bronx on charges of murder, manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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In a 333-page opinion dismissing the case, United States District Judge Gary Feinerman wrote that Boogaard's parents did not prove that the N.H.L. was negligent.
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Her grandfather, Salvatore Anello, was playing with her near a window on the 11th floor when she fell, and he has been charged with negligent homicide.
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The families charged that the training unit was negligent in failing to discover pilot Andreas Lubitz's medical history before admitting him to the program in 2010.
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They said the Canadian parent company was negligent for failing to put an effective monitoring system in place to understand what its Guatemalan subsidiary was doing.
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The 10-count indictment made public on Thursday charged Ms. Bruns with second-degree manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, reckless endangerment, third-degree assault and related counts.
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McGriggs argues that it is "negligent" for the church to allow bishops to undertake an explicit line of questioning to determine the nature of sexual activity.
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What about inverse condemnation, the part of California's Constitution that holds utilities responsible for damage if their equipment was responsible even if they were not negligent?
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While this number doesn't indicate that all the doctors sued were actually negligent, it proves there is very real concern regarding psychiatric treatment of suicidal patients.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Banks should not assume that customers have been negligent when they fall for scams peddled by increasingly sophisticated fraudsters, Britain's financial ombudsman said on Wednesday.
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But it has said in the past that it would not pay any compensation and that Bangladesh Bank bore responsibility for the theft since it was negligent.
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F Dante Cunningham has been suspended for one game after pleading guilty to negligent driving while exhibiting the effects of having consumed alcohol, the NBA announced Friday.
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Survivor: 'It was just all fire' Zhukovskyy, 1003 -- who investigators say was driving erratically, causing Friday's collision -- has pleaded not guilty to seven charges of negligent homicide.
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Gun advocates often refer to such incidents as "negligent" rather than "accidental" discharges to emphasise that they are the result of careless behaviour, rather than mechanical error.
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On Monday, Judge Jimmy Sepulveda of the San Juan Investigation Court set bail at $80,000 for Mr. Anello, who was charged with one count of negligent homicide.
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Though Cruise and Liman are not named defendants in the lawsuit, the families allege they were "negligent" in allowing the flight to take place under such circumstances.
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Ashley Stacey Holt, 27, was arrested on a felony count of negligent child abuse with serious bodily injury on Monday, and posted $2,500 bond for her release.
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Plaintiffs had asked the court for $5,000 for each intentional violation of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, or $1,000 for every negligent violation, court documents said.
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Rodriguez's attorney, Joey Jackson, told CNN Saturday that criminal negligent homicide carries a maximum of four years in prison and manslaughter carries a maximum of 15 years.
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At that July, 13 news conference, Comey called the then-presidential candidate&aposs actions "extremely careless," rather than "grossly negligent," as drafted in the initial exoneration statement.
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Although Cruise and Liman are not named defendants in the lawsuit, the families allege they were "negligent" in allowing the flight to take place under such circumstances.
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So people may die, "crimes" may be committed, but it's possible that the robot's creator isn't negligent and that he or she should not be held accountable.
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In an attempt to prove Yanez was negligent, prosecutors asked police witnesses how they would handle a situation if a person told them they had a gun.
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As we reported, 4 people were shot ... and the plaintiffs blame Meek and the venue for negligent security -- and also Meek's violent lyrics for inciting the shooting.
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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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RCBC has said Bangladesh Bank was "negligent" in letting the initial security breach take place there, and hence the Manila-based bank need not pay any compensation.
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Even though child services found no proof that she was a negligent parent, that didn't count for much against the overwhelmingly positive results from a hair test.
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A court last year ordered Talon to pay damages to one buyer of a unit in the tower for "negligent misrepresentation" and another sale was ordered rescinded.
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"Facebook has been negligent in removing pages, groups and users, that actively promote non-consensual intimate photo sharing and incite sexual violence and harassment," Kirk-Cuomo claimed.
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The jury said AbbVie was not negligent or strictly liable for a heart attack Mitchell suffered after taking AndroGel, but said the company falsely marketed the drug.
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The lawsuit argues that the way in which the company sells and markets a military-style weapon to the civilian market is a form of negligent entrustment.
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Hrynenko, her son Michael, Ioannidis and Kukic are charged with second-degree manslaughter, second-degree assault, criminally negligent homicide, third-degree assault, and second-degree reckless endangerment.
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On February 11, 2015, the ship's captain, Francesco Schettino, was sentenced to a prison term of 16 years and one month for, among other things, negligent homicide.
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Andrews claimed the hotel and its owners and managers was negligent for telling Barrett her room number and allowing him to book his own room next door.
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However, Charles has said it would be "criminally negligent" not to use his position to help people and his role has allowed him to express strong views.
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Graham also pushed the inspector general on the decision to describe Clinton's handling of classified information as "extremely careless" and not "grossly negligent," a potentially criminal designation.
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"Unscrupulous, negligent and dormant management decisions," involving huge sums of public money indicate that the (former) board was completely incompetent, the RBI said in its inspection report.
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The lawsuit states that UT was not only negligent in pursuing similar cases of sexual harassment, but that their policies made students more vulnerable to sexual assault.
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Recently, 21-month-old Mariee Juárez died from negligent treatment of an illness she contracted while incarcerated in immigration detention – a place no child should ever be.
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Grand jurors returned indictments against Lisa Harris, described as Leathers' girlfriend, and Harris' friend, Sterling Aguilar, charging both with single counts of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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That may seem negligent, but cops say it was completely normal; that if you get close enough to strap someone in, there's a chance he'll strike out.
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The boxing promoter's endorsement of Trump has caused a stir given his conviction in 1966 for non-negligent manslaughter in the death of one of his employees.
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But in April, Justice Danny K. Chun of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn reduced the charge to criminally negligent homicide, describing the shooting as essentially an accident.
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Walmart sued Tesla earlier this week, claiming that the energy company was negligent in managing its solar panels on the roofs of more than 240 Walmart stores.
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Last month, Justice Bartley agreed with the prosecutors and found Harco guilty of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, both felonies, and reckless endangerment, a misdemeanor.
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With sexual abuse victims clamoring for Francis to take action against negligent bishops, the pope recently announced that an array of Vatican departments should keep bishops accountable.
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Their way of life could be "fundamentally threatened or destroyed," the complaint said, accusing the IFC of irresponsible and negligent conduct in financing and supervising its loan.
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The suit alleges the restaurant, as well as the hotel and others, were negligent in failing to address a "longstanding safety hazard" that led to Holt's death.
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Beyond Meat moved to new manufacturers in 2017 and Don Lee Farms sued the company on claims of breach of contract, negligent representation, and trade secret theft.
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Strzok changed the final draft wording of Comey's statement from "grossly negligent" (which is commonly used in criminal cases) to the softer, non-criminal "extremely careless" wording.
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It languished and eventually died under consultant control, a sort of negligent homicide that botched a key chance for the party to build a viable political movement.
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A new name and a new headquarters, often in a state less inclined to regulate troubled teen programs, can allow criminally negligent programs to survive for years.
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But as Inauguration Day approached, I became so disgusted by President-elect Donald Trump's behavior that I felt it would have been negligent to remain a bystander.
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Ms. Gutierrez's failure to interview or contact Ms. McClain formed a key part of Mr. Syed's argument that she had been negligent in her defense of him.
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When Zach is faced with an ugly choice, even his negligent mother shows up to remind him that doing the right thing means keeping his mouth shut.
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In 2013, a jury found J&J negligent in the first case ever to claim that regular use of Baby Powder for feminine hygiene caused ovarian cancer.
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A passenger in the other car, Jerome Barson, died two weeks after the crash, and the Barson estate has sued Ms. Williams, claiming she had been negligent.
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"They want to say that it does not matter how negligent MGM was" in allowing Mr. Paddock to stockpile an arsenal in his Mandalay Bay hotel room.
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"Her actions were grossly negligent, damaged national security and put lives at risk," added Rubio, who hit Clinton on the topic consistently during his failed presidential run.
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Deputy Newman had not used excessive force, they concluded, but the St. Lucie County sheriff, Ken Mascara, had been ever so slightly negligent given Deputy Newman's actions.
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A grand jury indicted Matthew Naquin, 20, on charges of negligent homicide in the death of Maxwell Gruver, District Attorney Hillar Moore said in a news release.
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"The building commissioner is not messing around," said Ben Kallos, a Councilman who has urged the department to do far more to take on negligent building owners.
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It would have been negligent not to observe that books by Bob Woodward, David Frum and others consistently portray the president as often impulsive in decision-making.
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The negligent actions taken are inherently reckless as to endanger human life, and are therefore included in virtually every state and federal criminal code as punishable offenses.
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Hardeman claimed that Roundup's design was defective, that the product lacked sufficient warning of potential risks and that Monsanto had been negligent in not warning about risks.
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In February 2016, lawyers for Mr. Syed argued in postconviction hearings that his original defense lawyer, Maria Cristina Gutierrez, who died in 2004, had been grossly negligent.
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A wrongful death lawsuit accuses the hospital and city of being negligent and inflicting intentional emotional distress on the two families by failing to properly identify the patient.
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The lawsuit alleges that USA Gymnastics, and two of Nassar's work places -- Michigan State University and the Twistars gymnastics facility -- were negligent in allowing the abuse to occur.
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Nathan said the seizure of items such as children's school records, family photos and X-rays at minimum reflected "grossly negligent or reckless disregard" of the Fourth Amendment.
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Jason Bernal, the boat's owner who was driving it at the time, has since been charged with criminally negligent homicide in connection with her death, according to officials.
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The grandfather of a 1-year-old girl who fell to her death from a cruise ship this summer has been charged with negligent homicide, multiple outlets report.
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The governor alleged Israel was incompetent and negligent in his duties related to the shooting at Stoneman Douglas and another a year earlier at the Fort Lauderdale airport.
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The suit also reportedly argued the school district was negligent for not keeping its equipment up to par and for not keeping its space safe and properly supervised.
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The Cruzes also claim the fire was caused by "reckless, careless and negligent" maintenance of the building such as failing to have fire extinguishers or working smoke detectors.
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The grandfather of an 18-month-old girl who fell to her death from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship window this summer has been charged with negligent homicide.
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The civil suit accuses Simmons of forcible rape, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and negligent infliction of emotional distress, asking for $10 million to be paid in damages.
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While nine of them were charged with hazing, one member, Matthew Naquin, was also charged with negligent homicide, which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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The police's Criminal Investigation Department (CID) wonders if the SWIFT staff or consultants who installed the central bank's systems were involved (or at least negligent); SWIFT denies this.
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It would be negligent to avoid mentioning that her stance on Peterson's sexuality, which contributes in part to her utter conviction that he is guilty, feels blatantly homophobic.
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The SPLC has sued white supremacist organizations under the same legal theory that consumers routinely use to sue companies for the negligent or dangerous actions of their employees.
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"We tried negotiating with the State, but the State's position is that the State is immune and the employees were not 'grossly negligent,'" King said to BuzzFeed News.
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His report into the scandal, released earlier this month, describes "negligent and reckless" conduct, including by government officials and the care homes, none of which was properly licensed.
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But the same week, women were moved to boycott Twitter for 2503 hours, protesting Rose McGowan's temporary suspension, and the company's generally negligent handling of harassment and abuse.
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They would strip an immunity defense in sexual misconduct civil cases if public entities are negligent and waive minors from legal notice requirements in such lawsuits, Manly said.
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The state of Michigan alleges that two water services and engineering companies, Veolia and Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam (LAN), were negligent in their oversight of Flint's water pipe infrastructure.
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The lawsuit claims that those involved in oversight have been negligent in their investigations, hidden the abuse and the committee and its directors are still not taking action.
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On Monday, Assistant Police Chief Marcus Davis tells PEOPLE that after presenting the case to the District Attorney, the D.A. has decided to charge Payne with negligent manslaughter.
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Trigger happy. Evasive. LYING. Vacuous. Vapid. Vacant. Vacationing. Meaningless. Frivolous. Oblivious. Sloppy. Silly. Empty. Outvoted. Overruled. Overturned. Null. Void. Inane. Inept. Negligent. Negligible. Naïve. Juvenile. Trivial. Disappointing. Underwhelming.
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Holding gun makers liable for such negligent practices would discourage them from circumventing background checks and encourage them to police their supply chain to root out rogue dealers.
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A doctor that makes a mistake is a human—possibly a grossly negligent human, but not necessarily—while a machine that makes a mistake is itself a mistake.
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And even if the investigation indicates it was from "grappling," and was therefore an unintentional killing, it could still lead to charges for involuntary manslaughter or negligent homicide.
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Yet the resource problem still remains, and asking the FDA to ignore adverse events as it evaluates whether a drug is safe and effective is negligent at best.
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In permitting outsized corporate power and the resulting absence of healthy competition, negligent antitrust is holding workers, consumers, and communities back and further embedding an acutely skewed economy.
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And in 43, a Bronx grand jury indicted two men for second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide for giving heroin to a 17-year-old Barnard freshman.
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"The former employee was both deceitful and negligent, and we immediately launched an investigation and implemented safeguards to ensure this never happens again," Putnam said in a statement.
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The plaintiff, Michael Tersigni, said the district court erred by dismissing his claim for negligent marketing and ruling that it is inconsistent with recent case law in Massachusetts.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," he continued.
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But many thousands of lives are being lost or destroyed, and to pretend that climate change isn't a major culprit in these tragedies is simply negligent and cruel.
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"We should dismiss people when they are grossly negligent or when they do things that are clearly bad and cause customer harm," Elliott told parliament's House Economics Committee.
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In a remarkable departure from his earlier statements, President Donald Trump also acknowledged that this decades-old problem was mainly caused by America's negligent and inept trade policies.
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Cases in the CJR may be appealed, not retried, and the court found Lagarde negligent for not appealing the case, and thus, for the misuse of public funds.
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It would be negligent for the Democratic Party and its apparent standard-bearer to not adopt much of her work as the core of the upcoming presidential campaign.
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The vehicle had a record of repeated safety violations and the operator of the limousine company, Nauman Hussain, has pleaded not guilty to charges of criminally negligent homicide.
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"It has been really careless, maybe even negligent, about the vetting in a number of these nominations," Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, said of the White House.
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The appeals court also revived a claim concerning the Riches' contract with the detective, and said they could try to revive a negligent supervision claim against Fox News.
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Last summer, after awaiting trial in a county jail for more than two years, the woman, Angelika Graswald, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of criminally negligent homicide.
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Travis Taaffe alleges that Robinhood was negligent and breached its contract by failing to "provide a functioning platform," leaving traders unable to move money while stock markets surged.
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"Were we to ignore certain words on the grounds that they are offensive, we would be negligent in our duty as lexicographers," Ms. Brewster said in her email.
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Read more " _____ • Lawrence Torcello in The Guardian: "I'm a climate alarmist because there is no morally responsible way to downplay the dangers that negligent policies [...] pose to humankind.
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Her grandfather, Salvatore Anello, who was holding her up on a railing adjacent to the large open window before she fell, has since been charged with negligent homicide.
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The new law prevents parents from being considered negligent by state authorities for letting their child walk outside alone, play without supervision or wait alone in a car.
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Texas is one of 14 states with a "negligent storage law," which can make gun-owning parents criminally liable for crimes committed with their firearms by their children.
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The social worker makes grand, sweeping gestures (like painting affirmative slogans in the student restrooms) but is, in my opinion, ineffective and even negligent on an individual scale.
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Mr. Obara said the Coast Guard was interviewing the crew of the Crystal to determine, among other things, whether negligent piloting by either side contributed to the collision.
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The second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide charges filed against Mr. Cummings follow similar strategies used recently by prosecutors in upstate New York and on Long Island.
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For them also to be in charge of selling the bill when selling isn't really part of either Paul Ryan's or Mitch McConnell's skill set was jawdroppingly negligent.
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The verdict, handed down Thursday, declared that the manufacturer supplied an unsafe product and breached product liability law, and said that the tour boat operator had been negligent.
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Walker originally faced 34 charges, according to online court records, including six counts of vehicular homicide, but was found guilty on six lesser charges of criminal negligent homicide.
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The case A jury will now decide whether Musk was negligent by failing to use reasonable care to determine the truth or falsity of his comments about Unsworth.
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They include: that the companies conspired; committed fraud; were negligent; violated public nuisance laws — this last being a relatively recent, novel way for communities to redress health crises.
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Between sobs, Ms. Konte, 29, pleaded guilty to two counts of criminally negligent homicide in the deaths of her daughters Jainabu Jabbie, 2, and Adama Jabbie, 18 months.
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The first was whether Clinton had committed a felony-level offense of "either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way" mishandling classified information by using a private server.
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But as geologist Brian Olson pointed out on Twitter, the decision to allow so much construction so near it now "seems at best ignorant and at worst negligent."
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Abernathy says she was 59 at the time, and claims a much younger and stronger Epps was negligent and reckless in his handling of her during the scene.
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The paper reports that in June 2014, the district attorney's office concluded the shooting was negligent but accidental, but that the case has remained open as evidence was examined.
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JARRETT: Oh, yes, because the volume -- in fact, Comey wrote the sheer volume indicates that she was grossly negligent, but then he had Strzok and Page expunge that statement.
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Bergin's lawyers at Beasley Allen Crow Methvin Portis & Miles countered that Bergin's doctors never told her the Mentor mesh was itself defective or that Mentor may have been negligent.
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The former service members said in the lawsuit that they developed various cancers, neurological damage and other illnesses, often fatal, because of KBR's negligent operation of the burn pits.
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"We are certainly exploring all of our options to challenge this result," Brown says, arguing that Rieper wasn't negligent in the adoption and had no control over Atkins' decision.
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The former service members said in the lawsuit that they developed various cancers, neurological injuries and other illnesses, often fatal, because of KBR's negligent operation of the burn pits.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," he once said.
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Angelika Graswald had pleaded guilty in July to charges of criminally negligent homicide relating to the death of Vincent Viafore, who drowned while the couple were kayaking in 212.
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Beach said that Hussain has been charged with one count of criminally negligent homicide, but added that there was "always a possibility" of additional charges as the investigation continued.
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And in country where the climate crisis seems ever more top of mind, Scheer has struggled to articulate a policy that doesn't look complacent at best, negligent at worst.
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The woman, Jennifer Jarosik, filed the lawsuit for $5 million against Simmons in January, alleging sexual assault and battery, as well as intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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On Monday, San Juan Investigations Chamber Judge Jimmy Sepúlveda determined that Anello was responsible for Chloe's death and charged the grandfather with negligent homicide, setting his bail at $80,000.
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" The statement continued, "It will now be up to the district prosecutor to prove that the individual members of the band were grossly negligent in filing their tax returns.
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Wyden on Thursday also began to apply some additional pressure on other wireless carriers he claims have been negligent and secretive when it comes to treatment of this data.
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"(This) shows the negligent behavior of the firm to reach out to the affected patients," the panel said, calling for periodic advertisements to raise patient awareness about the implants.
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The FBI director pointed out that the probe was tasked with examining whether Clinton or her aides had mishandled classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way.
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"It is negligent and dangerous to dump one million autonomous cars on the public with no stringent test requirements, and with no formal intervention for five years," Cummings argued.
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The lawsuit accuses Ripley Entertainment and the other defendants of negligence, product liability, outrageous conduct, wrongful death, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and violating the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act.
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Plaintiffs in the Sandy Hook case are asking the court for the first time to extend the theory of negligent entrustment beyond a retail store to a gun manufacturer.
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Warren's bill would widen criminal liability to include "negligent executives" of corporations with more than $1 billion in annual revenue that have reached certain terms related to alleged wrongdoing.
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She cited negligence in causing "foreseeable harm" to her son Jacob Daniel Thompson and "negligent infliction of emotional distress" to her over the child's death on August 12, 2012.
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Of the times a gun was used for murder (not negligent manslaughter), FiveThirtyEight found that fewer than 5% were instances of mass shootings — when four or more are killed.
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But he says they would be negligent if they failed to spell out to customers, employees and suppliers the damage that Brexit will do to the economy and jobs.
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There is absolutely valid reason to believe that U.S. soybean yields will not break records this year – but to not anticipate any upside from the trend seems somewhat negligent.
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He claims the airline wrongly terminated him after conducting a "negligent, flawed" investigation with the help of a private investigator, which he says was designed to ensure his termination.
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Conservatives insist that she and Obama were negligent in their duties to protect the four Americans killed in the attack and tried to cover it up after the fact.
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A House Ethics Committee investigation of the scandal concluded in December 2006 that House GOP leaders were negligent in not protecting teenage pages from possible improper advances by Foley.
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Matthew Naquin, a 19-year-old student from Texas, faces the most serious charge of negligent homicide in the death of Maxwell Gruver, the university said in a statement.
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Relatives of some of the dead victims and wounded survivors claimed in the lawsuit that theater chain Cinemark USA was negligent by not providing adequate security for its patrons.
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It is past time our representatives acknowledge that negligent and deliberate violations of eligible voters' rights are widespread and do far more violence to the integrity of our elections.
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Mr. Syed and his legal team had presented new evidence, including the testimony of a new alibi witness, and argued that his original defense counsel had been grossly negligent.
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In his decision, Judge Frank P. Milano said that while the guards were "negligent," there was no evidence that a beating was the direct cause of Mr. Strickland's death.
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Bolsonaro has called for the neutering of both Brazil's environment agency (IBAMA), which monitors deforestation and environmental degradation, and its Chico Mendes Institute, which issues fines to negligent parties.
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A plaintiff must establish not just that the seller was negligent, but that it had a demonstrable reason to know that a firearm it furnished would be used illegally.
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Weinstein and the companies are accused in the suit of violating federal racketeering laws, assault, civil battery, and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress, according to the lawsuit.
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Liang, 28, faces charges of second-degree manslaughter, negligent homicide, assault, and official misconduct in the killing of Akai Gurley, who was 28 at the time of his death.
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But he has refused to respond to the allegations from a Vatican diplomat, who has opposed Francis' reformist agenda, that Francis himself was negligent in handling then-Cardinal McCarrick.
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Rodriguez was arraigned on Saturday in New York on charges of manslaughter, negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of a child, according to the New York City Police Department.
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This was legal, but the litigants argued it was negligent behavior — and pointed to an actual shooting on the Brooklyn Bridge as evidence that it could get people killed.
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PG&E said last month that its equipment had probably caused the fire, making the utility liable for property damage under state law even if it was not negligent.
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" Araoz alleges that all the defendants "have intentionally inflicted emotional distress" upon her, as well as "committed negligent infliction of emotional distress," causing her to suffer "extreme emotional injuries.
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"While tragic and shocking, public mass shootings account for few of the murders or non-negligent homicides related to firearms that occur annually in the United States," CRS concluded.
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The New York Child Victims Act lets adult survivors of child sexual abuse sue an abuser or a negligent institution, no matter how long ago the abuse took place.
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Baldwin is smart to use a high-yield savings account, where your money can grow much more than in a standard savings account that offers negligent returns, says Fox.
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A Senate committee decided in the end that Billy Carter hadn't influenced U.S. policy, but it described Jimmy Carter as negligent for not distancing himself from his brother's activities.
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And if I don't use these high-tech tools on my hypothetical future human child, is that the negligent digital equivalent of just letting them play in the dirt?
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Yet, according to the FBI's 2013 Uniform Crime Reporting statistics, African-Americans commit some 85033 percent of arrests for all murders and non-negligent manslaughters in the United States.
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Last month, the US Catholic bishops' conference issued an apology for the role of bishops in the scandal and announced new initiatives to hold abusive or negligent bishops accountable.
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The boat's captain faces federal charges In November, a federal grand jury indicted the boat's captain on 17 counts related to acts of misconduct, negligent or attention to duty.
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Ms. Bruns was arrested on May 3 and charged in a 10-count indictment with second-degree manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, reckless endangerment, third-degree assault and related counts.
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"Access World was negligent in a number of respects...it was Access World that had special knowledge of the security features of its own warehouse receipts," the judgment said.
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Bernie Sanders: [I believe] that Americans have the right to their own data and that there should be strict penalties for companies who are negligent in protecting that data.
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The court in The Hague concluded on Wednesday that the unidentified doctor, who has since retired, carried out euthanasia in accordance with the law and had not been negligent.
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Meanwhile, the wrongful death suit is moving forward and likely headed for court where a jury will have to decide if Venus was negligent as she crossed the intersection.
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Combined, the details exposed by Mosby's investigation suggest that Gray shouldn't have been arrested, and the officers involved in Gray's arrest were, at best, negligent and, at worst, abusive.
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The law also states that anyone with an illegal blood-alcohol concentration level who drives in "a negligent manner causing the death of another" will be charged with homicide.
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In Small Fry, Lisa writes that at the end of Steve's life he apologized to her for being negligent and absent while she was growing up, according to The Times.
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The company was so negligent that in some cases the Saudi Arabian government had to step in and provide food and basic living supplies to workers spurned by the company.
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The lawsuit alleges that Delta was negligent in not verifying the dog was properly restrained, placed in a kennel or had been trained with the requirements of a service animal.
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She's not specific about exactly how she went down, but in the lawsuit she just filed ... she mentions the words "negligent" and "negligence" dozens of times while describing the scene.
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As of 103, the rate of murders, homicides and non-negligent manslaughter in the US was 5.3 per 100,000, according to the Pew Research Center, citing data from the FBI.
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There's also an unanswered question about when exactly Samsung became aware of the initial problem: was the company reckless about a known issue or was it negligent in its oversight?
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The son of the owner of the limousine company at the center of a deadly crash in upstate New York was charged with criminally negligent homicide on Wednesday, authorities said.
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As for whether Cesar was negligent, it seems investigators think he was, but they feel it's best handled with a conversation urging corrective action rather than filing animal cruelty charges.
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In a decision on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Paul Gardephe said DNTW Chartered Accountants may have been negligent, but plaintiffs had not shown the firm had intended to commit fraud.
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Security researcher Jason Doyle discovered the flaws and reported them to Nest back in October, but the Alphabet subsidiary has for some grossly negligent reason failed to release a patch.
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According to FBI figures for murder and non-negligent homicides, the rate per 100,000 residents for 2015 was 4.9 -- sure, that's an 11% jump from the 603 rate in 2014.
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Under the privacy law in Illinois, negligent violations could be subject to damages of up to $1,000 and intentional violations of privacy are subject to up to $5,000 in penalties.
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If Trump were a private person, he would have to show the paper was negligent in failing to learn the allegations were false, which is a lower standard of proof.
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Not having one's hands on the steering wheel would most likely be considered negligent behavior with such a car, and likely, so would being distracted by texting on a smartphone.
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Pasinosky is alleging discrimination, failure to prevent discrimination, retaliation, negligent training and supervision, breach of contract, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and conversion against PayPal.
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"Insurers must prepare themselves for a sustained period of low interest rates; anything else would be negligent," Frank Grund, head of insurance supervision at financial market regulator Bafin, told Reuters.
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Although an attempt to have the original ruling thrown out was denied, the judge reduced his charge of manslaughter to criminally negligent homicide on Tuesday before handing down his sentence.
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This responsibility is the foundation of Dodd-Frank, and a wholesale rollback of the law opens us up to the negligent practices which necessitated its passage in the first place.
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Kate Brown Last week attorneys for seven residents filed a class action lawsuit against Bullseye, alleging the company was negligent and reckless in burning heavy metals without adequate pollution controls.
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Furthermore, legislatures should provide a negligent hiring cause of action against police departments for employing an officer who the department should have known is likely to engage in excessive force.
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The 9th Circuit held that shareholders suing under Section 14 for proxy disclosure violations need only show the alleged misrepresentations were negligent – not that the defendant acted with fraudulent intent.
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In one complaint, filed Wednesday in Los Angeles, Nadine Jarrard, former G/O vice president of West Coast sales, sued the company for gender and pay discrimination and negligent hiring.
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To be clear, there is no dispute that then-Secretary of State Clinton acknowledged, by signing a nondisclosure agreement, the rules governing the knowing or negligent mishandling of classified information.
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"The claimants in the Underlying Actions and Claims allege that the diocese was negligent and the claimants suffered injuries resulting from alleged sexual abuse," the diocese said in its complaint.
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Utah's new law also states those who have that BAC and "operates a motor vehicle in a negligent manner causing the death of another" will have committed felony automobile homicide.
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A Texas police officer on Wednesday was indicted on a charge of criminally negligent homicide in the shooting death of an African American man during a traffic stop last year.
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"The information being sought is a crucial step in bringing greater transparency to Secretary Clinton's 'extremely careless' — I would call it dangerously reckless and grossly negligent — email practices," said Johnson.
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The main argument used by minimum wage proponents is that inflation has eroded the value of $7.25 per hour and that the federal government has been negligent in keeping up.
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Upon his release, he filed a lawsuit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court alleging negligent and reckless conduct by jail administrators after Fluker became ill from drinking that "tainted" water.
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More strangely, Harder and Hogan recently dropped the claim of "negligent infliction of emotional distress," the only claim that Gawker's insurance company was required to pay for the company's defense.
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He also accuses them of "negligent hiring and supervision," because he says they did not have enough staff on hand to handle his extremely important guests and their dinner needs.
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Bush helped found the Alliance for the Safe, Therapeutic, and Appropriate Use of Residential Treatment (A START) to help protect young people from negligent residential programs and youth transport services.
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The grandfather charged with negligent homicide after his toddler granddaughter fell to her death from a cruise ship in July spoke out briefly about the charges and his ongoing grief.
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The plaintiff, Travis Taaffe, alleges that Robinhood was negligent and breached its contract by failing to "provide a functioning platform," leaving traders unable to move money while stock markets surged.
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Trump's premise in this section appears to be that President Obama engaged in a wide array of criminal, undemocratic, and negligent behaviors but his attorney general protected him from justice.
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In addition to charging that Pingry was negligent in its hiring and supervision of Mr. Alton, it claims it breached its fiduciary duty and its contract with M.F.'s father.
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Prior church law introduced by Francis said that any bishop negligent in handling clerical sexual abuse could be removed from office, but victims' advocates wanted to make removal a requirement.
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The jury agreed the manufacturer was negligent, but ultimately decided that the manufacturer couldn't be held liable because the gun had gone through too many hands after the initial sale.
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Karla Bergstrom is suing Sony -- distributors of the long-running NBC soap -- claiming the company hired a bunch of negligent set builders whose shoddy work resulted in her traumatic accident.
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Reading from a list of arrests in Philadelphia in May 2017, Mr. Miller recounted the crimes committed by illegal immigrants: murder, child neglect, negligent manslaughter, car theft, prostitution, racketeering, rape.
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Mr. Musk's lawyers wanted the commission to change its claim to say he was merely negligent in his statement, according to a person familiar with the details of the negotiations.
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Twenty-one million people had some of their most sensitive information stolen when security clearance forms were exfiltrated from the ever-negligent Office of Personnel Management (OPM) in June 2628.
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To some, any news is good news from a platform that even by its own account has been negligent in attending to harassment both at a user and infrastructural level.
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It is set into motion by Hannah's mother, played by Kate Walsh, who sues the school for being negligent in failing to prevent the bullying that culminated in Hannah's suicide.
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"It would be negligent for the Finance Committee to fail to investigate a whistleblower's allegations of political interference in the presidential and vice-presidential audit process," Wyden said on Twitter.
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"This was gonna happen and American lives were at risk and we would've been culpably negligent ... had we not recommended (to) the President that he take this action," Pompeo said.
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City officials acknowledged the shortcomings but said they were moving rapidly to beef up the fines, punish negligent landlords, including charging them criminally in court and adding more facade inspectors.
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The report confirmed investigations by advocates and journalists regarding inappropriate and retaliatory use of solitary confinement, substandard and negligent medical care, obstacles to external communication, and barriers to legal representation.
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The justice, Danny Chun, also reduced Liang's second-degree manslaughter charge to criminally negligent homicide, ruling Liang failed to perceive the risk that his actions would lead to Gurley's death.
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Matthew Naquin, 21, who was found guilty of negligent homicide earlier this year, will likely serve only two and a half years because the judge suspended half of his sentence.
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The lawsuit alleged that the three organizations had failed to properly supervise Dr. Nassar, were negligent in retaining him and did not address concerns from the athletes and their parents.
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They allege that police and the security company guarding the bus station were negligent during the incident, which occurred during a wave of Palestinian stabbing and shooting attacks in Israel.
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Critics, including Lieu and Yoho, have slammed Saudi Arabia for the high civilian death toll in the war, saying the kingdom is at a minimum woefully negligent in its targeting.
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A 12-year-old student at Salvador B. Castro Middle School was charged with negligent discharge of a firearm after a semi-automatic rifle she brought to school went off.
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She faces the possibility of spending 50 years in prison for the negligent death of her precious little girl because she was too absorbed with her cellphone to pay attention.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I have to admit to being negligent because my original intention was to review two exhibitions, but now, sadly, one of them is closed.
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Earlier this month, Ja Rule and Billy McFarland were also hit with a $100 million class-action lawsuit, as well as a second class-action suit for negligent misrepresentation and fraud.
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Airbus said in a statement the penalty, which it had agreed to pay, related to the "negligent breach of supervisory duties" by unidentified members of Airbus Defence and Space's former management.
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His attorneys pointed to McClain Chapman's failure to testify as evidence that Gutierrez was negligent, and in 2016, a judge agreed that Gutierrez fell below the standard of reasonable professional judgement.
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"Facebook not including the ability to report casteist hate speech is just so negligent," she added, pointing out that caste minority groups in India and overseas include some 300 million people.
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In addition to the breach of privacy involved in filming the women without their consent, the complaint also alleges that the hospital was "grossly negligent" in storing and protecting the recordings.
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Pitt's attorney maintained that the plaintiffs' claims of "negligent infliction of emotional distress" can't be brought up unless they suffered physical injuries, which they have not, according to the court documents.
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Tashonty Toney, 32, was arrested and charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, seven counts of vehicular negligent injury, hit and run and reckless operation, the New Orleans Police Department tweeted.
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The 12-year-old girl who fired the weapon was booked into jail on suspicion of negligent discharge of a weapon, Lt. Chris Ramirez of the Los Angeles Police Department said.
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Presley is also in the midst of a series of legal clash with her former financial manager Barry Siegel, claiming his "reckless and negligent mismanagement" of her funds bankrupted her estate.
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Shawn Moore, the 25-year-old, was arrested Friday on charges of criminally negligent homicide, tampering with evidence and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, Memphis Police say.
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The driver, who was unauthorized to drive a commercial vehicle, was in custody and would be booked on suspicion of negligent homicide, reckless driving and driving without a license, Matey said.
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In the lawsuit filed in 2012, a passenger alleged Nichols did not check his fuel tank, ran out of gas and landed in a negligent manner that injured the passenger's neck.
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Burton is holding the diamond carefully in his hand — though the previous day, he was far more negligent with the piece, accidentally dropping it into the ocean during a drunken rant.
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Bangladesh police's Criminal Investigation Department (CID) reckons SWIFT staff or consultants who installed the central bank's systems had a hand in the theft (or were at least negligent); SWIFT denies this.
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Phil' Prosecutors tried to show Yanez was negligent by questioning Kauser and another police officer on how they would handle a situation if a person told them they had a gun.
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As a kid, did you ever fantasise about a series of unusual events—possibly the result of negligent parenting—that culminated with you finding yourself unsupervised in a fully stocked supermarket?
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