def of substantial risk of harm

[Betty3]

Believe it's time to close this thread.

 

[army judge]

OP, silence is your friend. Making a statement of any kind, admitting to anything, never a good idea. Miranda Warnings should always be heeded, just give your name, address, date of birth, and request a lawyer, or say until I speak with my lawyer, I have no more to say. If you gave more than your name and biographical particulars, that's too much. I'm begging with you, say no more, my friend.


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[cbg]

The thing is, you're not being charged with harming your children. For that, yes, there would need to be more than a "well, it could have".

You're being charged with negligence - putting the children in a situation where harm COULD have come to them. And you did. You were very lucky and no harm DID come to them. But it could have - and that was negligent.