- Look up
incapacitation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Incapacitation may
refer to:
Incapacitation (penology), one of the
functions of
punishment Incapacity...
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Incapacitating agent is a
chemical or
biological agent which renders a
person unable to harm
themselves or others,
regardless of consciousness. Lethal...
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Incapacitation in the
context of
criminal sentencing philosophy is one of the
functions of punishment. It
involves capital punishment,
sending an offender...
- safe
house he has been
sequestered at. The next
morning he uses them to
incapacitate his
guards and escape.
Alexei and Lev,
after interrogating Rogers' girlfriend...
- A
light emitting diode (LED)
incapacitator is a
weapon designed like a flashlight. It
emits an
extremely bright, rapid, and well-focused
series of "differently-colored...
- arrest, and panic);
another 50% die
within 15–30
minutes from cold
incapacitation:
inability to use or
control limbs and
hands for
swimming or gripping...
- the
British public and make
himself available should the King
become incapacitated. The Duke, however,
hesitated and the King
recovered from his surgery...
- In law, a ward is a
minor or
incapacitated adult placed under the
protection of a
legal guardian or
government entity, such as a court. Such a person...
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addition to the captain, who is the
legal commander. In the
event of
incapacitation of the captain, the
first officer will ****ume
command of the aircraft...
- in 1919,
President Woodrow Wilson had a
stroke that left him
partly incapacitated.
First lady
Edith Wilson kept this
condition a
secret from the public...
