Both Uses of "manslaughter" in "The Women of Brewster Place"

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Both Uses

manslaughter
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The Women of Brewster Place
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Manslaughter.†
p. 45.1
He was being held for involuntary manslaughter and assaulting a peace officer.†
p. 46.3 *

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(1) (manslaughter)
unintentional killing of a person

Manslaughter can be involuntary (as when a drunk driver accidentally kills someone), or voluntary (as when there was no plan to kill someone, but then the person kills in the heat of passion).
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)