dangerousness
Noun
Meaning
the quality of not being safe
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The prosecution and defense agreed to keep Chapman civilly committed and held until at least June 27 while the sides determined whether they want to seek bail or ask for a dangerousness hearing.
“If the state can use the crime without making a link to current dangerousness, they could go on for another 33 years, turning her sentence into life without the possibility of parole,” Webb said.
She’s desperate to believe that she’s found a loophole in the rule of male dangerousness, a man she can kiss and fuck and love without any of the risk.
They are the sad victims of over a hundred years of evil people intentionally breeding for heightened dangerousness.