Based on the testimony of the pharmacologist, the trial judge found that Daviault was unable to form a general intent to commit the crime and therefore could be acquitted.
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Thomas uses precedent, notably state precedent, and eighteenth century English precedent based on other but similar and arguably influencing legislation to support his " general intent " claim.
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A plaintiff can argue that the wiretapping statutes reflect the general intent of the legislature to protect the privacy of all communications that travel across the telephone line ( including emails ).
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"Again, I don't want to alarm anybody because there's nothing specific at this point in time-- a kind of general intent, " Bush said.
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But beyond that, it makes no effort to address the subjective vs . objective question, nor does its discussion of intent delve into the matter of specific vs . general intent.
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The proposal would allow off-road vehicles in much of the region, a move that environmental groups say would open it to damage and conflict with the general intent of designating a monument.
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In Colorado, third degree assault was a general intent crime ( involving the act being knowingly or recklessly done ), not a specific intent crime ( in which the crime is intentionally done ).
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Furthermore, the design was different from the other Device Forts constructed across the region and would have stood out as unusual and not in keeping with the King's general intent for the chain of forts.
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Though straight in general intent, these rails were kinked at the joints, and so induced a good deal of sideways lurch as well bounce and jar though these latter were restricted by lack of springs.
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Hall wrote, " FDA regulations aimed at curbing tobacco use by children cannot possibly be contrary to the general intent of the ( Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act ) to protect the public health ."
