Paul's Plate<br>Paul was hungry and made a sandwich. He put the sandwich on his favorite plate. The plate was blue and glowed in the dark. While walking out of the kitchen, he tripped and dropped the plate. The plate broke and it ruined his day.
Paul wasn't at all hungry
A: No

The act provides that it is necessary to obtain the consent of the attorney general before instituting proceedings in respect of an offence when it is alleged that the injuries that caused death were sustained more than three years before death, or in cases where the accused has already been found guilty of an offence related to the death.
Injuries can cause death three years later.
A: Yes

A phony doctor is facing some very real charges in the death of a woman whose decision to get buttocks injections resulted in her death.Kelvin Richardson of Queens is now charged with manslaughter in the death of Latesha Bynum of Harlem.Officials say, the 31-year-old died after receiving silicone buttocks injections at an apartment in Gramercy Park in July.Richardson, the so-called "doctor" of the practice, has six prior arrests.A woman who acted as his nurse is also charged with manslaughter in the case.
Latesha Bynum was more than 32 years old when she died.
A:
No