PER CURIAM.
The principal issue in this case is whether an insured's criminal conviction for reckless manslaughter operates to relieve his liability insurance carrier from providing him with a defense or affording him coverage in a civil action based upon negligence, brought by the decedent's estate; or whether the criminal conviction collaterally estops the estate or the insured from claiming that the act was negligent and not intentional. We recently addressed the...
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