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manslaughter

/ˈmæn.slɔː.tər/

Traduction: Terme juridique désignant le fait de causer la mort d'une personne sans intention de la tuer, que ce soit par négligence ou dans un accès de colère sans préméditation.

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/ˈmæn.slɔː.tər/B2formallegal
  • frTerme juridique désignant le fait de causer la mort d'une personne sans intention de la tuer, que ce soit par négligence ou dans un accès de colère sans préméditation.

A legal term used to describe the unlawful killing of a human being without premeditation or malice aforethought.

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  1. Unlawful killing without maliceC1formallegal

    The act of killing another person without premeditation or malice aforethought, typically resulting from recklessness or provocation.

    frHomicide involontaire

    • The driver was charged with manslaughter after the fatal accident caused by his negligence.
    • Voluntary manslaughter often occurs in the heat of the moment during a sudden quarrel.
    • The court reduced the charge from murder to manslaughter due to lack of intent.
  2. Legal classification of homicideC1formalamericanlegal

    A category of homicide distinguished from murder by the absence of premeditated malice, including both voluntary (intentional but provoked) and involuntary (reckless or negligent) acts.

    frHomicide involontaire (droit pénal)

    • Involuntary manslaughter can result from a reckless disregard for human life, like drunk driving.
    • The defendant pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter after claiming self-defense failed.
    • Sentencing for manslaughter varies widely depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances.
Formes
  • manslaughters plural form
  • manslaughters' possessive plural form
  • manslaughter's possessive singular form
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