The term “aggravating circumstances” refers to factors in the sentencing phase of a death penalty case which support imposing the death sentence on the convicted defendant. Examples of such factors include murder of a young child or murder committed for financial gain.
To transfer, make over or set over to another. To appoint, select, or designate for…
Nonverbal conduct which is intended to be the equivalent of a spoken assertion.
A person is liable for the intentional tort of "assault" if (1) he/she acts intending…
The creation in another of the fear of bodily harm. As the California Supreme Court…
25 Cal.2d 486 (1944) One-Sentence Takeaway: The California Supreme Court applied res ipsa loquitur to…
266 Ga. 519, 467 S.E.2d 533 (1996). Facts: Kim Newman (P) sought child support from…