Law & Ethics-Chapter 3

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imperative64  on March 26, 2010

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Division Between Criminal and Civil Law

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Law & Ethics-Chapter 3

murder
an act done with intent to kill the victim.
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murder an act done with intent to kill the victim.
plaintiff one who brings a court action against another.
rape unlawful sexual intercourse with a female against her will.
reformation the rehabilitation of a criminal; changed behavior.
respectable minority a minority acceptable to its peer group.
restraint restriction of liberty.
retribution something given or demanded in payment or as a punishment for criminal wrongdoing.
robbery the forcible stealing of the personal property of another either from his or her person or in the immediate presence of the victim.
self defense the right to protect oneself reasonably from acts of violence or threatened violence.
sodomy unnatural copulation of human beings with each other or with an animal.
statutory pertaining to a law.
strict liability responsibility of a seller or manufacturer for any defective product unduly threatening personal safety.
superior court a court of general jurisdiction to which a case is removed for trial or appeal.
theft stealing property without consent of the owner.
tort a private wrong or injury, other than breach of contract, for which the court will provide a remedy.
wanton done with reckless disregard of another's rights or needs.

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