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[ShysterJon]

"Gross negligence" I understand. In Texas, it's a term for conduct in a civil case meriting exemplary / punitive damages. I know of no criminal statute in Texas defining the mens rea requirement as "gross negligence."

I've never heard of "willful negligence" used as a synonym for "gross negligence."

[DSK]

Originally Posted by andymarksman

Really?! Well I do have a "rhetorical question" for you: Could Al Goldstein be indicted under this Washington prostitution law if he still is alive today?

Fuck if I know who Al Goldstein is, or what he did. Might you provide some background, kind sir?

[ShysterJon]

Originally Posted by DSK

Fuck if I know who Al Goldstein is, or what he did. Might you provide some background, kind sir?

Who cares? Take it to the Political Forum.

[ElBombero]

Originally Posted by ShysterJon

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I've never heard of "willful negligence" used as a synonym for "gross negligence."

http://www.glossarycentral.com/legal/willful_negligence.html

Me neither, actually. I don't practice law, so there's no reason to pretend I know anything about it. But, that seemed to be the thing to do, lately.

[andymarksman]

Originally Posted by ShysterJon

Yes, willful and negligence are both types of intent, according to thousands of years of common law and thousands of criminal statutes. Now, in Andy's World of Psychotic Delusions and Ignorance, things might be different. You'd know better than me.

You are pivoting, and you are losing the argument, so you resort to name calling, that's your MO. Perhaps some mens rea reforms are truly need after all, to keep you occupied.


http://washingtonpost.com/news/volok...=.92d8345cb1f5

[ShysterJon]

Originally Posted by andymarksman

You are pivoting, and you are losing the argument, so you resort to name calling, that's your MO. Perhaps some mens rea reforms are truly need after all, to keep you occupied.


http://washingtonpost.com/news/volok...=.92d8345cb1f5

Yeah, you're right, Andy. You've completely outwitted me. You da man.

[L.A.]

Is this still the "Ask a provider anything" topic?

[chicagoboy]

Originally Posted by andymarksman

Care to explain why the FBI castigated Hillary's "willful gross negligence" in her mishandling of the classified materials but declined to charge her for her lack of "criminal intent"?

Is the highlighted portion supposed to be a quote from the FBI? If so, please supply a linck, dammit.

[Mojojo]

So lets get back to asking providers anything.

[ShysterJon]

Boy, Mojojo. You sure killed this thread. And we were all having so much fun.

[pyramider]

It's what he does ...

[Chung Tran]

Originally Posted by pyramider

It's what he does ...

I figured you would ask something like "what is the qualitative difference between taint and 'taint?"

okay, real question for Estella.. why are Latina Providers far less likely than other groups to be GFE (assuming, of course, that you accept my premise), yet when they are GFE, they are second to none when providing GFE?

[ShysterJon]

I think Estella has left Eccie and returned to Seattle.

[andymarksman]

Originally Posted by DSK

Fuck if I know who Al Goldstein is, or what he did. Might you provide some background, kind sir?

Actually that question was intended for ANYONE who wishes to chime in....


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Goldstein

[andymarksman]

Originally Posted by chicagoboy

Is the highlighted portion supposed to be a quote from the FBI? If so, please supply a linck, dammit.

Not exactly. Now please enlighten us on how Hillary's "extreme carelessness" in her handling of very sensitive, highly classified information is not "willful," Professor Obama?