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| rdfs:comment | - Manslaughter is a large dump truck driven by the mysterious character Black. Manslaughter only appeared in Twisted Metal: Black and Twisted Metal: Lost. It has low control and speed ratings, but high armor and special ratings.
- Stan takes insult at being accused of being low-class so he starts living as low-class, moving all of the family junk and belongings to the front lawn of the house and sprays water on Manslaughter to make him even meaner until he sees Roger attempting to sabotage Terry's car by cutting the brake line.
- The Manslaughter is one of four ultimate daggers found in Seiken Densetsu 3. It is the ultimate weapon of Hawkeye should he undertake the Light-Dark job class of the Thief, the Rogue.
- Manslaughter is a minor character in Regular Show. He makes his debut in the Season 3 episode "Cruisin'".
- Manslaughter is any deliberate act which results in the death of another human being where there was no intent to cause death and the act was not likely to cause death. It is a crime. In any charge of murder, manslaughter is a lesser included offence and a prosecutor may make arguments in support of a murder charge yet still obtain a conviction for manslaughter if the defendant is acquitted of murder.
- RAW Ex: Manslaughter started his wrestling career as part of Real American Wrestling: Extreme's debut roster and made a name for himself as part of the heel tag team Nightmare Inc. with Chemical X. The team was highly successful and captured the RAW EX Tag Team Titles in August 2003 but the celebration was to be short lived, a week after winning the Titles Chemical X demanded his contract be renegotiated for a higher salary or he was walking out of the promotion, he was promptly released from his contract causing the Tag Titles to be vacated and leaving Manslaughter's status in limbo. RAW's booking committee left Manslaughter off their events for the next two months preparing him for a big redebut and singles push to be started on the night of their Halloween theme event Hallowicked, his
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| abstract | - Manslaughter is a large dump truck driven by the mysterious character Black. Manslaughter only appeared in Twisted Metal: Black and Twisted Metal: Lost. It has low control and speed ratings, but high armor and special ratings.
- Stan takes insult at being accused of being low-class so he starts living as low-class, moving all of the family junk and belongings to the front lawn of the house and sprays water on Manslaughter to make him even meaner until he sees Roger attempting to sabotage Terry's car by cutting the brake line.
- RAW Ex: Manslaughter started his wrestling career as part of Real American Wrestling: Extreme's debut roster and made a name for himself as part of the heel tag team Nightmare Inc. with Chemical X. The team was highly successful and captured the RAW EX Tag Team Titles in August 2003 but the celebration was to be short lived, a week after winning the Titles Chemical X demanded his contract be renegotiated for a higher salary or he was walking out of the promotion, he was promptly released from his contract causing the Tag Titles to be vacated and leaving Manslaughter's status in limbo. RAW's booking committee left Manslaughter off their events for the next two months preparing him for a big redebut and singles push to be started on the night of their Halloween theme event Hallowicked, his first feud was slated to be against RAW Icon Marcus Priest. After a night that featured eerie child like whispering, manical laughter and screams of primal fury interrupting many taped backstage segments, including one segment where Marcus Priest, who would be wrestling RAW Champion Genocide or the Title in the mainevent of Hallowicked, entered his locked room to find dozens of blood stained teddy bears hanging from the roof by nooses. Marcus Priest was on the verge of capturing the RAW Ex Championship when the referee was knocked unconscious and Manslaughter made his redebut, first blindsiding Marcus with a big boot to the back of the head and then throttling him with a steel chain, when the damage was done Manslaughter went into a fit of fear and horror, almost like he had no idea what he had actually done to Marcus Priest and left the ring, Genocide would take advantage of the situation and level Marcus with a Geno-Plex to retain the title. The feud with Marcus Priest hit big with the fans and catapulted Manslaughter from a low level tag team worker into an upper midcard monster, memorable scenes from the feud include Marcus hanging Manslaughter from the second floor balcony with a chain, a blood thirsty barbed wire death match, Manslaugter being DDT'd into a car windshield and Marcus being choke slammed through the lid of a casket in possibly the most violent casket match in the history of pro wrestling. It was during this feud that Manslaughter's character really developed, backstage segments portrayed him as a simple, child like man who would was prone to violent outbursts and fits of rage only to revert to his child like persona when the damage was done and to not remember a thing that happened. Manslaughter would spend the next four years feuding with the top talent of RAW Ex and winning their annual deathmatch tournament in 2006, he would never hold the RAW Ex Championship but did come close on more than one occasion. HWS In February 2008 Manslaughter signed a contract with the Hardcore Wrestling Society and first appeared on screen at their Bloody Hell pay per view assaulting a backstage official who tried to object him from the locker room area, as always after the damage was done Manslaughter became distraught, claiming it wasn't him who injured the official but he was left to take the blame for it, HWS wrestler Hedge McCoy made an appearance in the scene escorting Manslaughter away from the scene setting up the start of a planned alliance between the pair. Manslaughter will make his in ring debut on HWS Sacrifice in a triple threat match against Tom Hellstorm and The Extreme Machine.
- The Manslaughter is one of four ultimate daggers found in Seiken Densetsu 3. It is the ultimate weapon of Hawkeye should he undertake the Light-Dark job class of the Thief, the Rogue.
- Manslaughter is a minor character in Regular Show. He makes his debut in the Season 3 episode "Cruisin'".
- Manslaughter is any deliberate act which results in the death of another human being where there was no intent to cause death and the act was not likely to cause death. It is a crime. In any charge of murder, manslaughter is a lesser included offence and a prosecutor may make arguments in support of a murder charge yet still obtain a conviction for manslaughter if the defendant is acquitted of murder. Manslaughter is the usual charge where it is clear that the defendant meant to do some harm but was clearly not intending to cause more than bodily harm. It commonly arises out of physical altercations with non-lethal weapons, such as clubs, knives or even fists. However, the de minimus for the offence is rather light - any act of assault which results in death may lead to a finding of manslaughter. For example:
* lightly pushing someone who falls off a high platform due to losing their balance;
* striking someone who has a medical condition, such as hemophilia, which makes even minor injury life threatening;
* a natural but unfortunate and rare consequence of an act, such as shoving someone who hits their head on the way down. The use of lethal weapons, such as firearms, will generally not lead to a manslaughter finding even if the defendant's motive was not to kill the victim. For example, waving a gun about which discharges accidentally and kills someone will lead to a finding of murder, not manslaughter, because despite the motive of the perpetrator, the intent of someone using a deadly weapon is presumed to be to cause the death of someone. Although the maximum sentence for manslaughter is generally the same as murder (life imprisonment), the minimum sentence is usually far less and can be as little as several months. Typical sentences are in the range of 3-10 years. As such, a finding of manslaughter instead of murder can be a very great victory for a defendant.
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