knowingly and willfully

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• knowingly — I adverb advisedly, deliberately, designedly, intentionally, learnedly, pointedly, purposefully, with knowledge, wittingly associated concepts: knowingly and willfully, knowingly permit, knowingly suffer II index purposely Burton s Legal… …   Law dictionary

• knowingly — With knowledge; consciously; intelligently; willfully; intentionally. An individual acts knowingly when he acts with awareness of the nature of his conduct. State v. Kroll, Mo.App., 682 S.W.2d 78, 81. Act is done knowingly or purposely if it is… …   Black's law dictionary

• knowingly — With knowledge; consciously; intelligently; willfully; intentionally. An individual acts knowingly when he acts with awareness of the nature of his conduct. State v. Kroll, Mo.App., 682 S.W.2d 78, 81. Act is done knowingly or purposely if it is… …   Black's law dictionary

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