- dictionary.
Willful or
wilful may
refer to: with mens rea, the
mental state of a
crime Intention (criminal law)
Willful blindness or
Wilful ignorance, intentionally...
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Wilful fire-raising is a
common law
offence under Scots law
applicable to
deliberately starting fires with
intent to
cause damage to property. The offence...
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Murder is the
unlawful killing of
another human without justification or
valid excuse committed with the
necessary intention as
defined by the law in a...
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Wilful Youth is a 1927
American silent drama film
directed by
Dallas M.
Fitzgerald and
starring Edna Murphy,
Kenneth Harlan and Jack Richardson. Edna Murphy...
- The
latter contained a
provision for the
prosecution of:
every person wilfully openly, lewdly, and
obscenely exposing his
person in any street, road,...
- the jury
found that he "knew that the
goods were
government stores or
wilfully shut his eyes to the fact.
Criminal Law –
Cases and Materials, 7th ed....
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Wilful Disregard – A
Novel About Love (Swedish: Egenmäktigt förfarande – en
roman om kärlek, lit. 'Arbitrary
Conduct – A
Novel About Love') is the sixth...
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Wilful Blindness: Why We
Ignore the
Obvious at Our
Peril is a non-fiction book by
businesswoman and
writer Margaret Heffernan. The book was
first published...
- Mabel's
Wilful Way is a 1915
American short comedy film
directed by
Roscoe Arbuckle,
starring Mabel Normand and
Fatty Arbuckle. The cast included: Mabel...
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Wilful Peggy is a 1910
American silent film
directed by D. W.
Griffith and
starring Mary Pickford.
Peggy is a
feisty peasant girl who
catches the eye of...
