manslaughter

Converse of object

• admit: Nathan Cottrell admitted the manslaughter of his elder brother Daniel at his mother's house in Staple Hill.
• commit: The applicant was alleged to have committed voluntary manslaughter in Denmark on 22 February 1990; he left Denmark the next day.
• include: For information on specific offenses ( including corporate manslaughter ) refer to Corporate Manslaughter and other relevant sections, elsewhere in this guidance.
• deny: Couple denies Katrina charges The owners of a New Orleans nursing home deny manslaughter over the deaths of 35 patients in Hurricane Katrina.

Preposition: on

• ground: At the trial, her plea of guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility was rejected.

Preposition: through

• negligence: The Great Western Train Company was prosecuted for manslaughter through gross negligence by the Health and Safety Executive in 1998.

Adjective modifier

• involuntary: The new offense of corporate killing is expected to be combined with wider reform on the law on involuntary manslaughter.
• corporate: Corporate manslaughter - - Are you in the driving seat?
• attempted: My letter had requested the police question Tarrant about his 1994 remarks on " attempted manslaughter " by MI5.
• gross: Smaller unincorporated bodies will be covered by the common law offense of gross negligence manslaughter.
• voluntary: In fact voluntary manslaughter is where a person is killed by someone else in rage, terror or desperation.

Modifies a noun

• verdict: The very fact that they returned a manslaughter verdict indicates they were not sure.
• prosecution: At the end of last year the refusal of the CPS to bring a manslaughter prosecution was challenged by the family of the deceased.
• conviction: His grounds of appeal against the manslaughter conviction were lodged by his lawyers on 3 June 1994.
• bill: The corporate manslaughter bill has been neutered to please employers George Monbiot.
• charge: The reports were sent to the CPS to see whether manslaughter charges could be added.
• victim: PUNISHMENT AT last the next of kin of murdered victims, manslaughter victims etc will be able to voice their opinions in a court.

Noun used with modifier

• negligence: Smaller unincorporated bodies will be covered by the common law offense of gross negligence manslaughter.

Preposition: of

• man: On June 21, 2005, the forty-first anniversary of the crime, Killen was found guilty of the manslaughter of the three men.

Preposition: by

• negligence: We were concerned with the offense of manslaughter by gross negligence.