You wouldn't have to pay the penalty if you can show that the failure to supply a Social Security number was due to a good reason and not willful neglect.
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Quincy's death was " a direct result of the active and willful neglect of his parents, " prosecutor David J . Freed said in closing arguments Wednesday.
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At any rate, the Cullom bill died of willful neglect, and the territory was free, for a time, from this direct and dangerous menace to its independence ."
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From the MDHHS, Nancy Peeler, Corinne Miller, and Robert Scott were charged with misconduct in office, conspiracy to commit misconduct in office, and willful neglect of duty.
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Section 175 allows for the removal of public officials for willful neglect of duty or misdemeanor, while Section 177 allows for the Governor to fill judicial vacancies in office subject to Senate approval.
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Some of the bands from the early to late 1980s era were Final Conflict, not the California band of the same name, Skullfuck, Willful Neglect, Misery, Iron Fist and Outcry.
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He is a bit too accepting of the anarchist violence that marked Barcelona's 20th century politics, but is rightly indignant about Spain's willful neglect of the city's historic treasures under fascist dictator Francisco Franco.
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Although a four-month inquest recorded verdicts that the deaths were accidental, relatives of some of the fans who died have taken out a private prosecution against two senior officers accusing them of manslaughter and willful neglect of public duty.
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A jury found her stepmother Tracey Wright, 31, and father Craig Wright, 38, guilty Monday of willful neglect and manslaughter following a monthlong trial at Norwich Crown Court, 90 miles ( 130 kilometers ) north of London.
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Impeachment charges may only be brought against the governor and other statewide officials ( including justices ) for willful neglect of duty, corruption in office, habitual drunkenness, incompetency, or any offense involving moral turpitude committed while in office.
