Sec. 545.421. FLEEING OR ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE POLICE OFFICER; OFFENSE. | (Text) | (1-click HTML) |
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intoxicat Plural alternatives: injury (injuries) Synonyms in this publication:
injury: abuse, bad, bankruptcy, blight, blow, breach, break, breakdown, check, chip, collapse, concussion, contempt, cost, crack, crime, cut, damage, debit, delinquency, denial, despite, destruction, detriment, distress, dump, encroachment, error, expense, failure, fault, felony, forfeit, forfeiture, grievance, harm, impairment, imposition, injustice, liability, loss, malfeasance, mischief, misdemeanor, nonfeasance, offense, omission, poison, pollution, prejudice, rent, run, slip, tear, tort, trauma, trespass, trip, violation, wrong These words have practice notes in the legal dictionary: injury |
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