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The definition of meh?
Meh is an interjection used to show boredom or indifference.
How does knowledge of falsity differ from reckless disregard of the truth?
Knowledge of falsity means having information that a statement is untrue. On the other hand, reckless disregard of the truth is when someone consciously ignores or disregards information indicating that a statement may be false, showing a reckless indifference to whether the statement is true or false.
What is the definition of political apathy?
is public and/or individual indifference towards political events and movements.
What is definition of attempted murder in state of Florida?
Attempting to murder someone.
What is the definition of dangerous and unlawful manslaughter?
Depending on which country you are in the definition can vary slightly. It is considered to be Third Degree murder. Murder that is not planned but accidental.
What actors and actresses appeared in Reckless Indifference - 2000?
The cast of Reckless Indifference - 2000 includes: Robert Derham as Himself - Appeals Attorney Dick Detrich as Himself - Westlake United Methodist Church Judie Farris as Herself - Mother of Deceased Elan Gale as Micah Tom Hayden as Himself - State Senator Brandon Hein as Himself - Himself - Convicted for Murder Micah Holland as Himself - Convicted of Murder Fran Kenton as Herself - High School Teacher Mike Latin as Himself - Deputy District Attorney Mike McLoren as Himself - Surviving Victim Tony Miliotti as Himself - Himself - Convicted for Murder Mary Pols as Herself - Los Angeles Times Jeff Semow as Himself - Deputy District Attorney Natasha Sinkinson as Herself - Agoura High School Student Randall Sullivan as Himself - Rolling Stone Magazine Robert Tauson as Himself - Los Angeles County Sheriff
What is the legal definition of reckless endangerment?
I too had the same question and found a description on the following website with a Google search:http://research.lawyers.com/glossary/reckless-endangerment.html I hope this helps answer your question.
What is the punishment for homicide in Illinois?
The Illinois criminal defense lawyers at our firm, Zuelke & Byrd, L.L.C., have defended people against murder and reckless homicide charges. The stakes in such cases are high and the punishment severe. A conviction for a charge of first degree murder will lead to a sentence of many years in prison, or even life without parole or the death penalty. A conviction for attempted murder, second degree murder (manslaughter), or reckless homicide or involuntary manslaughter can also result in a lengthy prison sentence. It is critical to have a skilled attorney who has experience defending people against homicide charges. http://www.auroracriminallawyer.com/PracticeAreas/Murder-Reckless-Homicide.asp
Is murder legal in Illinois?
Murder is by definition illegal killing of a human being so, if it's murder it's illegal.
What is the definition of when a boat operator deliberately puts a person or property at risk in the State of Washington?
Reckless Operation
What part of speech is the word indifference?
Indifference is a noun.
What is the definition of the word whatever?
- pronoun 1. anything that 2. no matter what - adjective 3. no matter what - interjection 4. (used to indicate indifference)
