CRIMINAL LAW-PROSECUTION FOR POISONING NOT RESULTING IN FATALITY

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Abstract

In considering the question of criminal liability for poisoning not resulting in death, the problem may be discussed to best advantage by making the following four-fold classification: (1) administering with intent to kill, (2) attempt to administer with intent to kill, (3) administering with intent to injure, and (4) attempt to administer with intent to injure.

Recommended Citation

CRIMINAL LAW-PROSECUTION FOR POISONING NOT RESULTING IN FATALITY, 29 Mich. L. Rev. 87 (1930).
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