Natural color may return to superficial burns and some second-degree burns in several months. |
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Chambers, who was charged with second-degree murder, pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter, a lesser, but still very serious charge. |
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The state jury acquitted Nelson of all charges, including second-degree murder. |
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Police have arrested Lutchman, 43, and charged him with second-degree murder. |
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The lesser charges include first-degree and second-degree manslaughter as well as criminally negligent homicide. |
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He wound up spending a month in the hospital being treated for second-degree burns on his hands and arms. |
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The chemical burned through the first layer of skin and the resulting second-degree burn covers an area more than 2 to 3 inches in diameter. |
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His behavior was in no way accidental, and he was in fact subsequently convicted of second-degree murder for killing Fansler. |
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Do not remove dead burned tissue and do not open blisters that may form, particularly in second-degree burns. |
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His whole face is blistered and he has first and second-degree burns to his face which may leave scarring. |
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Some second-degree burns can heal with time, but deep ones and third-degree burns require skin grafts. |
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A second-degree burn involves the epidermis, the dermis and usually forms blisters that may be the result of superficial or deep dermal necrosis. |
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However, leading US right-to-die activist Dr Jack Kevorkian, known as Dr Death, was convicted in 1999 of second-degree murder. |
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He is charged with second-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter and owning a mischievous dog that killed a person. |
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The boy was arraigned yesterday on charges of second-degree murder and attempted murder of a police officer. |
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And if it hadn't been for just one holdout on Lyle's jury, Lyle would have been convicted of second-degree murder. |
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Scarring from first-degree burns and light second-degree burns may disappear within a few months. |
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Scalds are burns caused by hot liquids and steam. Scalds can result in first-degree, second-degree or third-degree burns. |
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Homicides that do not meet these requirements are classified as second-degree murder. |
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Her most recent trial ended last week with the jury split 8 to 4 in favor of convicting her of second-degree murder after six days of deliberations. |
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This would obviously be a difficult choice for any person accused of second-degree murder to make. |
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The jury found him guilty of second-degree murder, and the appellant was sentenced accordingly. |
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He pleaded guilty to charges of second-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison. |
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Kersting and Endicott were taken to Lane County Jail on charges of second-degree burglary and second-degree criminal mischief. |
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A conviction of second-degree murder carries a life sentence with no eligibility for parole for at least 10 years. |
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The Winnetka man was convicted of second-degree murder and gross vehicular manslaughter while driving under the influence of drugs. |
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Kevin Lenius was convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole eligibility for 12 years. |
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I have my second-degree black belt in karate and also play travel soccer. |
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The development of complications and the course of healing in a second-degree burn depend on the extent of damage to the dermis. |
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Back in December, Jetton was charged with second-degree assault in what police described as an Sm session gone terribly wrong. |
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You will experience another series of meditative attunements, which open you to the additional energies needed for second-degree Reiki work. |
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Those given a life sentence for second-degree murder would not be eligible to apply to the NPB for parole until their parole ineligibility period is served, which could be up to 25 years. |
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Jesse Alexander Wright, 30, is charged with assault on a public safety officer, second-degree illegal use of a stun gun, resisting arrest and second-degree criminal trespass. |
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Also, if skin is grafted, the donor site essentially becomes a painful second-degree burn. |
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The boy, identified only as RM, suffered bleeding blisters on his back and face and had second-degree burns. |
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A 14-year-old boy suffered third-degree burns to his hands and second-degree burns to his back and face, Rex said. |
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A firefighter suffered second-degree burns on one ear but did not need medical attention, according to Capt. |
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But he was beaten back by flames, sustaining 40 per cent second-degree burns. |
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The latter suspect, who raised an insanity defense at trial, ended up pleading guilty to second-degree murder. |
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Its main recommendation was the creation of a US-style system of first-degree and second-degree murder plus a revised definition of manslaughter. |
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The first-degree murder charges were eventually reduced to second-degree murder charges and assault with a deadly weapon. |
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The boys, who were tried as adults, each face 22 years to life in prison on the second-degree murder charge alone. |
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This harsh provision is compounded by a law stipulating that second-degree murderers should serve a minimum of 15 years in prison, no matter how immature, remorseful or otherwise deserving of leniency they may be. |
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Mr. Andre was tried on a charge of second-degree murder and acquitted, and Mendieta was cast in the role of heroized victim, her art increasingly viewed through the lens of feminism and identity politics. |
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Zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and says he shot Martin in self-defense during a scuffle in the townhome complex where he lived. |
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She was charged with second-degree murder. |
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Mr. Chapman pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. |
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Both were charged with second-degree murder. |
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At the end of the trial, two of the accused were convicted of, among other things, second-degree murder, and the third was convicted of manslaughter. |
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For example, an accused charged with first-degree murder may plead not guilty to this offence, but guilty to the lesser offence of second-degree murder. |
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Of those convicted of manslaughter, the average sentence was 5.5 years and, of those convicted of second-degree murder for which the minimum mandatory sentence is 10 years, the average sentence was 12.5 years. |
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They both pled guilty and were convicted of second-degree murder. |
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The Homicide survey includes four types of Criminal Code offences that constitute homicide: first-degree murder, second-degree murder, manslaughter and infanticide. |
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For example, a first-degree murder charge may be reduced to second-degree murder upon conviction, but an accused charged with second-degree murder cannot be convicted of firstdegree murder at trial. |
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By the time we stumbled up to the payphone at the Aquinnah Shop, in Gay Head, 10 hours later, my feet were barnacled with blisters, and Alison had a second-degree sunburn on her back and shoulders. |
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For example, there were amendments to the transfer process, amendments increasing the penalty for first-degree murder to 10 years, and amendments increasing the penalty for second-degree murder to 7 years. |
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While racking a 600-volt breaker, an arcing accident occurred resulting in first and second-degree burns to the control technician who was performing the operation. |
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And 2-year-old Neveah escaped with a second-degree burn on her face. |
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After a three-day trial, a jury on Thursday found Ernest Joseph Bisson, 48, guilty of attempted murder and second-degree assault. |
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The skin peeling agent here is often an acid such as trichloroacetic acid, which produces a second-degree burn and turns the skin a greyish colour. |
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But if you don't wash it off, it will create a second-degree burn. |
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In a case reported in the American Journal of Roentgenology, a 23-year-old man developed second-degree burns in the black thunderbolts tattooed on his arm. |
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It assumes knowledge of basic algebra terminology and methods and experiences in factoring second-degree polynomials, concepts of analytic geometry, and functional notation. |
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An indictment of second-degree murder was brought against platinum rapper, C-Murder, Thursday for the shooting and killing of a teen in a Louisiana nightclub. |
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Nikita Sooklal, the daughter of a Middle East foreign affairs official, suffered second-degree burns on her hands and thighs when her laptop blew up with an almighty bang. |
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A 23-year-old man from Leicestershire fell asleep by the pool in Lloret de Mar, suffered second-degree burns and had to go on a drip to counter dehydration. |
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Paul Cain was sentenced after being convicted in May of second-degree murder for killing 73-year-old geophysicist Professor Stanley Runcorn, formerly of Newcastle University. |
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