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Title XIV – Quasi-offenses
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- Does Article365 direct sound sentencing discretion without the rules prescribed in Article64?
- A negligent offender can safely call for emergency assistance on the spot but deliberately refuses every available form…
- An injured offender is unconscious and physically unable to provide or summon any on-the-spot assistance. The prosecuti…
- A court assesses a proved Article365 offense but treats one ordinary Article64 circumstance as mechanically compelling …
- Two operators cause injury through alleged lack of precaution under different conditions: one has relevant training and…
- A negligent offender could safely summon help on the spot but refuses, with every statutory condition established. Expl…
- Explain Article365’s instruction concerning Article64 and why sound discretion is neither mechanical application of tha…
- Why must the negligence inquiry consider training, physical condition, persons, time and place rather than only the amo…