Identity Theft
Deliberately obtaining and taking away someone else’s personal information for criminal intentions.
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Deliberately obtaining and taking away someone else’s personal information for criminal intentions.
The proof required in some states and issued by an insurance company that indicates a vehicle is insured. The cards are kept in the vehicle to show to police or other motorists in
a tax that is not levied on the value of property but on another consideration.
a phrase that means to be instead of.
where the believability of a witness is questioned that is based on the testimony from other witnesses.
the term that describes a child born to parents who are not married.
This applies to the judgement that is in someway defective and not clear or sufficient.
a plan for retirement where money is put aside in a tax free account.
the term given to a temporary determination or judgement that is made before or during determination.
This term applies to an agreement or a contract that of carried out will be contrary to public interest.
the term given to banking transactions from one country to another.
a term that describes the things that happen when property or land is transferred.
where a person hides their real identity or appears under an assumed name so as avoid being noticed.
the insurance policy that pays for injuries or damages to another person or other person’s property.
the term that means not to be violated or able of being invaded.
These are the laws that allow authorised public officers to enter and to examine property to determine if there is any danger to public health.
the term given to the laws governing and determining the rights of independent nations during war or peace times.
This means to bring upon yourself or to happen to your self.
a theory that is used in trying criminal cases where a defendant’s innocence is assumed.
the term used when a person should have all of the facts because he knows of them.