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Qué (quién) es DANGEROUSNESS - definición
HEALTH PROFESSIONAL'S OBLIGATION TO BREACH PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY TO WARN THIRD PARTIES OF DANGER
Duty to predict dangerousness; Failure to warn
Social dangerousness
CATEGORY OF ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
Pre-criminal danger to society; Pre-criminal social dangerousness; Social Dangerousness; User:Clutzenb/sandbox
Social dangerousness is a category of anti-social behaviour on the basis of detectors of dangerousness that enable the judicial authorities to justify the need for a particular control by the police authorities.
Obligatory Dangerousness Criterion
PRINCIPLE IN MENTAL HEALTH LAW
The obligatory dangerousness criterion is a principle present in the mental health law of many developed countries. It mandates evidence of dangerousness to oneself or to others before involuntary treatment for mental illness.
risk
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POTENTIAL FOR UNCONTROLLED LOSS DUE TO UNDERLYING VULNERABILITY OR UNCERTAINTIES
Preventive measure; Risks; Inherently dangerous; Risk prevention; Security risk; Cost of failure; Risktaker; Risk-taking; Dangerousness; Risk taker; Risk-taker; Risktakers; Risk-takers; Risked; Risker; Security Risk; Dangers (uncertainty); List of books about risk; Economic risk; Economic risks; Risk takers; Environmental risk analysis; Psychology of risk; Risk identification; Risk evaluation; Environmental risk; Risk and emotion
¦ noun
1. a situation involving exposure to danger.
the possibility that something unpleasant will happen.
2. a person or thing causing a risk or regarded in relation to risk: a fire risk.
¦ verb expose to danger or loss.
?act in such a way as to incur the risk of.
?incur risk by engaging in (an action).
Phrases
at one's (own) risk taking responsibility for one's own safety or possessions.
run (or take) a risk (or risks) expose oneself to the possibility of something unpleasant occurring.
Origin
C17: from Fr. risque (n.), risquer (v.), from Ital. risco 'danger' and rischiare 'run into danger'.
Wikipedia
Duty to warn
A duty to warn is a concept that arises in the law of torts in a number of circumstances, indicating that a party will be held liable for injuries caused to another, where the party had the opportunity to warn the other of a hazard and failed to do so.
Ejemplos de uso de DANGEROUSNESS
1. When that happens, it undergoes genetic mutation that can restore the dangerousness of the "wild" virus.
2. They sense the steep, headlong dangerousness it has implied for centuries.
3. The reason is that the judge must ensure he applies the ‘dangerousness test‘ to each defendant.
4. "The government can point to no evidence of dangerousness," wrote Judge Judith W.
5. But under current court rules, virtually any kind of evidence of future dangerousness is considered admissible for sentencing purposes, even if its scientific validity is questionable.