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Menacing

Menacing, brandishment or brandishing are criminal offenses in many U.S. states consisting of displaying a weapon with the intent of placing another person in fear of imminent physical injury or death.

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Menacing

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples17
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Menacing

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related to External links · 10
Menacing → Colorado Penal Code Menacing, Inc, Louisville Courier-Journal, Menacing Statute, Metro Crime Data Center, New York Penal Code, PenalLaw/120/120-15, State, Statute, US Legal
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Menacing → Class A misdemeanor IdahoIn Idaho, Class A misdemeanor See alsoAssaultBatteryCoercionDomestic violenceHarassmentIntimidationOpen carry in the United StatesReckless endangermentStalking References.mw-parser-output…
related to New York · 2
Menacing → Class, In New York State
related to Idaho · 1
Menacing → In Idaho
related to Ohio · 1
Menacing → In Ohio
related to Oregon · 1
Menacing → In Oregon

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Menacingis aClass A misdemeanor IdahoIn Idaho0.90text
Menacingis aClass A misdemeanor See alsoAssaultBatteryCoercionDomestic violenceHarassmentIntimidationOpen carry in the United StatesReckless endangermentStalking References.mw-parser-output…0.90text
Menacingrelated to External linksUS Legal0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksInc0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksState0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksColorado Penal Code Menacing0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksStatute0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksNew York Penal Code0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksMenacing Statute0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksPenalLaw/120/120-150.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksLouisville Courier-Journal0.60section
Menacingrelated to External linksMetro Crime Data Center0.60section

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