Negligence Cases

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Negligence is not considered as a crime itself however; it can transfer into an act resulting hurting someone in a physical or financial capacity. Unless a clear intention of harm can be proved the negligence should be treated as a violation of the specific violation and not carry the punishment what followed as the result of the

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