Second-degree murder usually involves killing on the spur of the moment, or where the offender intends to inflict serious harm but realises it may cause death.
With the exception of lightning, which may cause death of trees and succulent crop plants in limited areas, such injury does not usually kill plants.
In the most shocking accusation, the complaint said Dr. Roozrokh introduced Betadine, a topical antiseptic, into Mr. Navarro's system; Betadine, the complaint said, is "a harmful substance that may cause death if ingested".
This is a common cause of death if the tetanus is untreated, but there are other effects on the heart, blood pressure, and vital brain centres that may cause death later in the disease.
In hereditary angioedema, caused by a defect in the immune system, swellings in the intestinal tract may produce pain, vomiting, or diarrhea, and edema of the larynx may cause death by asphyxiation.
Some may cause death at the time of birth, others may not have an effect until early adulthood, and some may be associated with an essentially normal life span.
They assert that disaster experiences are traumatic and may cause death or injuries.
However, it is severe and chronic, in the immunocompromised host and may cause death.
Anaphylaxis is a serious allergic reaction that is rapid in onset and may cause death.
Although aquatic ecosystems are equipped with a variety of physico-chemical and biological mechanisms to eliminate or reduce adverse effects of toxic substances, toxicants may evoke changes in development, growth, reproduction and behavior, or may cause death of freshwater organisms (see Eisler 1993).
