STATUTE PENAL
a law that provides the punishment for a crime or an offense.
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a law that provides the punishment for a crime or an offense.
the name of a motion hat a court can set up at its discretion rather than a motion that must be granted.
The name that is given to a minor who isn’t getting the care he is entitled to.
a heavy metal that is covered with leather and has a flexible handle. Often carried by police and sometimes by criminals.
This term is given to a recognisable name , marking or term that a company can by law use to identify itself and its products. See infringement of trademark.
the term applied to a parent who is not a natural parent of the child but assumes the role of.
a lease to drill for oil or gas that will terminate unless drilling starts by a set date.
the name of a life insurance policy that will pay money to the insured after a period of time has elapsed. See insurance, life.
the name applied to a mining right to minerals that lie perpendicular to the borders of the claim.
the name that describes a person who procures prostitutes for the people.
This phrase refers to the articles that are used by the general public and are sold widely in many markets.
a term applying yo a mechanical device that is used in order to trap any trespasses on property.
Any person connected to a crime before or after it has happened, but was not present when the crime was committed. See aid and abet.
the term that is applied to the person who feels he has been treated wrongly in a court action with their legal rights damaged.
the name that si given to the person who supposedly owns a property who may or may not be the legal owner. See owner, legal.
the name that is given to an adult who is unable to manage his own affairs due to lacking good sense and a guardian is appointed for this purpose.
the written agreement where both parties will agree to do certain actions.
the term that describes a person who pays tax.
person who is usually a police officer engaged in spying on criminal activities as if he is one of the criminals.
a law that applies to everybody that differs from one that applies to one person of a few people.