MENACING SECOND DEGREE (A Misdemeanor) (Reasonable Fear of Injury; Weapon) PENAL LAW 120.14(1) (Committed on or after Nov. 1, 1995)1 The count is Menacing in the Second Degree. Under our law, a person is guilty of Menacing in the Second Degree when he or she intentionally places or attempts to place another person in reasonable fear of. physical injury [or serious physical injury] [or death] by displaying. a deadly weapon [or dangerous instrument] [or what appears to. be a pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, machine gun or other firearm]
Sorrel is a fascinating perennial herb that is used all around the world and is cultivated for a wide variety of uses. Although it is primarily grown for use in food, due to its sharp, tangy taste, it also has a vast array of health benefits associated with it.kin Conditions: The leaves of sorrel have been used in two ways to treat skin conditions. The leaves, when dried as an herb can be eaten, and this has been connected with a reduction in ringworm and itchy, dry skin.
Salal, also commonly called Gaultheria shallon Pursh or Oregon wintergreen, is a berry-producing shrub native to North America. It is specifically found in California, Alaska, and across the Pacific Northwest.It grows best in climates that are warm and moist, but can survive in dry climates as well.istorically, salal has been used to treat heartburn. Salal leaves have been used to treat insect bites. Some people believe that salal can be used to fight tuberculosis, although there is no definitive proof of this claim. The leaves of the salal plants has been used for the treatment of ulcers.