The person alleging harassment has to show that a reasonable person would conclude that the conduct is harassment. Sometimes there will be other offenses, such as invasion of privacy, stalking, abuse of the mail, noise violations, or something else that is another crime in addition to harassment. If it rises to a criminal offense, motive might be considered. Again, a reasonable person standard is considered.
Electrical Safety Is Not Shocking. By Brent A Bowlin Submitted On April 18, 2008. In electrical injuries there are four main types of injuries: electrocution (will cause death), electric shock, burns, and falls.
Head, knee, neck, and foot injuries are common results. Employee's diligence and employer focus on keeping the work environment free from hazards are key to preventing these types of injuries. 5. Falling Object Injuries - Objects that fall from shelves or dropped by another person can cause very serious injuries. Head injuries are a common result of this type of accident. Employee's diligence and employer focus on keeping the work environment free from hazards are key to preventing these types of injuries.