"Assault" is not the same as "rape" when you get into definitions. An assault can be mi
Posted By: katy on 2007-11-16
In Reply to: Rape is assault - Concerned MT
a rape is definitely not.
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and just "assault" would be (sm)
a different mechanism of injury. Sounds as if someone beat her up.
link for IRS definitions.
http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=99921,00.html
You might want to check your definitions
of shotty and shoddy there, sister.
Rape is assault
Legally, morally, and physically.
rape is an assault
for sure but must specify sexual assault or could mean physically assaulted. I just think for medical information, must know how the patient was injured.
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Assault on the English Language
I transcribe for a doctor who I think may be Russian, but anyway, he has lived in this country (USA) for many years and has not taken the time to learn to speak succinctly. As a matter of fact, he seems to be dyslexic on top of the heavy accent and often phrases words backwards, does not know how to speak concisely, and I am thinking whoever has the misfortune of reading his HNP's is going to think he is a real Dip (even after editing). Even our editors have a real challenge getting through his work. I wish I could shake the snot out of him and require that every ESL physician practicing in America be required to speak the English language fluently.
I've never used mine for anything but definitions! But
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Assault is not necessarily rape
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When you play Balderdash and can fool everyone with your definitions.
Having the assault taken off his record was a condition of his probation. SM
So, I'm not sure if at the end of his probation if he had to contact anyone or follow it up in anyway. We know it's not on there anymore because he's going to nursing school now and had to get his CNA license as a prerequisite for the prgram and they did a background check for that.
I'll ask him. He's not here now. While I'm working, he and my son are at the boat show figuring out how to spend my paycheck!
Unbelievable how people have different definitions of the exact same thing
You said, "I just wanted to isolate myself at home on evenings and weekends".
A "social butterfly type" wouldn't have made that observation about herself. You made a decision to isolate yourself, which you of course have every right to do because most of us here do the same thing.
I agree--pertaining to legal purposes, rape and assault are two different things. Would have been b
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