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On or About; Knowingly; Willfully - Intentional Violation of a Known...

Raleigh North Carolina On or About; Knowingly; Willfully - Intentional Violation of a Known Legal Duty

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Federal - Jury Instructions - 11th Circuit - Criminal

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Raleigh

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Pattern Jury Instructions from the 11th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals. For more information and to use the online Instruction builder please visit http://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/pattern-jury-instructions

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Interesting Questions

Can ignorance of the law be a defense against these violations in Raleigh?

Generally, ignorance of the law isn’t a valid defense. It’s often said that ‘you can’t plead ignorance’—meaning you are expected to know the laws that apply to you.

What should someone do if they are accused of a legal violation in Raleigh?

If someone is accused of a legal violation, it’s best to consult with a lawyer who knows the ins and outs of Raleigh laws. Just remember, it’s wise to get your ducks in a row before speaking to anyone.

Are there penalties for knowingly or willfully violating laws in Raleigh?

Absolutely! If you knowingly or willfully break the law, you could face fines, community service, or even jail time. It’s like playing with fire; you might get burned.

What kinds of legal duties might someone violate in Raleigh?

Legal duties can vary widely, from following traffic rules to obeying zoning laws. It’s anything you’re legally obligated to do or not do—like cleaning up after your dog or paying your taxes.

How can someone prove a violation was intentional in Raleigh?

To prove that a violation was intentional, one must show clear evidence that the person knew what they were doing was wrong and still went ahead with it. It’s like having a smoking gun that shows intent.

What does willfully violating a legal duty signify?

Willfully violating a legal duty means you deliberately choose to break the law, knowing it’s wrong. Think of it like choosing to steal from a store even though you know it's illegal.

What does it mean to knowingly violate a legal duty in Raleigh?

In simple terms, knowingly violating a legal duty means you are aware of a law or rule, but you choose to ignore it. It's like turning a blind eye to the speed limit signs and speeding anyway.