If we are looking for a case study in dangerousness, we have it right here.
One of the reasons for the increase in commitments may be that there is a shift in dangerousness criteria medical doctors apply when ordering an emergency involuntary admission.
There has been a shift in dangerousness criteria from 'hard' to 'soft', applied to psychotic patients as reasons for emergency involuntary admissions in the Netherlands, possibly leading to more commitments.
Raymundo Perdigón Brito, a journalist who wrote articles documenting abuses by the government and published them on foreign websites, was sentenced to four years in prison for "dangerousness" in December 2006.
Ramón Velásquez Toranzo, who set out on a peaceful march across Cuba to call for respect for human rights and freedom for all political prisoners, was arrested and sentenced to three years in prison for "dangerousness" in January 2007.
The clamor she makes is beyond tantrum and approaching demolition derby in its dangerousness, which is why Kreon must banish her.
Biosecurity organisations have become established to manage the threat of bioweapons, largely based on a particular understanding of dual use that is underpinned by the linear model of innovation, does not acknowledge the importance of tacit knowledge (as defined by Collins and Polyani), and ignores the importance of context in determining "dangerousness".
A German study showed that a programme including seminars involving personal contacts between police officers and patients, relatives and health professionals, resulted in a decrease in assessed social distance and an amelioration in stereotypes concerning dangerousness and treatability of people with mental illness [ 25].
The diamond wire machines used for carrying out the former task are afflicted with a lot of technological troubles, such as poor surface finishing, low efficiency (in comparison with diamond wire machines used in quarries), process dangerousness and high cost of the cutting operation, due to the numerous breaking of the wire, that is expensive.
"He has shown no incidents of violence or dangerousness in 13 years".
As the jury, which is not sequestered, begins its deliberations today, it will have to weigh a series of factors advanced by the government, such as Mr. Mohamed's future dangerousness in prison, versus against a list of mitigating factors proposed by the defense before rendering its final verdict.
