Sentence examples for a specific intent to from inspiring English sources
But one section describes a loophole stating that an interrogator would not violate the law against torture unless he has a "specific intent" to cause severe pain.
Nobody was charged with violating the Intelligence Identities Protection Act, which requires a specific intent to disclose a secret agent's identity.
"[But] the fact that there is an anti-Muslim propaganda from some non-Muslim quarters does not mean that genocide is being planned or that there is any conspiracy to commit genocide or even a specific intent to commit genocide".
To establish a Sec. 2 violation for attempted monopolization, "a plaintiff must prove (1) that the defendant has engaged in predatory or anticompetitive conduct with (2) a specific intent to monopolize and (3) a dangerous probability of achieving monopoly power".
In order for liability to attach for attempted monopolization, a plaintiff generally must prove "(1) that the defendant has engaged in predatory or anticompetitive conduct with (2) a specific intent to monopolize," and (3) that there is a "dangerous probability" that the defendant will succeed in achieving monopoly power.
Concerning the New York State law that membership in the Communist Party was prima-facie evidence that a teacher was not qualified to remain in the educational system, Brennan emphasized that "mere knowing membership without a specific intent to further the unlawful aims of an organization is not a constitutionally adequate basis for exclusion from such positions as those held by appellants".
Consequently, the examinee's capacity to form a specific intent at the time of the offence remained uncertain, implying lack of capacity to form mensrea[ 21], which, at least in part, negated criminal responsibility.
One reason given by the Justice Department for the absence of any significant prosecutions of corporate executives is the difficulty prosecutors face in proving an individual's specific intent to commit a crime.
Moreover, as now written, the statute cannot fairly be read to require a finding of specific intent to relinquish citizenship".
"A homestead acquired by a debtor with the specific intent to hinder, delay or defraud creditors" is just like any other home, the court ruled.
