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Definition of crime
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Crime (n.) That which
occasion
crime.
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Present
::
Present
(a.) To lay
before
a court as an
object
of
inquiry;
to give
notice
officially
of, as a crime of
offence;
to find or
represent
judicially;
as, a grand jury
present
certain
offenses
or
nuisances,
or
whatever
they think to be
public
injuries..
Purge
::
Purge (v. t.) To clear from
accusation,
or the
charge
of a crime or
misdemeanor,
as by oath or in
ordeal..
Pardon
::
Pardon
(v. t.) To
absolve
from the
consequences
of a fault or the
punishment
of
crime;
to free from
penalty;
--
applied
to the
offender.
Innocence
::
Innocence
(n.) The state or
quality
of being not
chargeable
for, or
guilty
of, a
particular
crime or
offense;
as, the
innocence
of the
prisoner
was
clearly
shown..
Patricide
::
Patricide
(n.) The crime of one who
murders
his
father.
Same as
Parricide.
Criminate
::
Criminate
(v. t. ) To
accuse
of, or
charge
with, a
crime..
Arrest
::
Arrest
(v. t.) To take,
seize,
or
apprehend
by
authority
of law; as, to
arrest
one for debt, or for a
crime..
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) The chief actor in a
crime,
or an
abettor
who is
present
at it, -- as
distinguished
from an
accessory..
Natural
::
Natural
(a.)
Conformed
to the
order,
laws, or
actual
facts,
of
nature;
consonant
to the
methods
of
nature;
according
to the
stated
course
of
things,
or in
accordance
with the laws which
govern
events,
feelings,
etc.; not
exceptional
or
violent;
legitimate;
normal;
regular;
as, the
natural
consequence
of
crime;
a
natural
death..
Malefactor
::
Malefactor
(n.) An evil doer; one who
commits
a
crime;
one
subject
to
public
prosecution
and
punishment;
a
criminal.
Maranatha
::
Maranatha
(n.) Our Lord
cometh;
-- an
expression
used by St. Paul at the
conclusion
of his first
Epistle
to the
Corinthians
(xvi. 22). This word has been used in
anathematizing
persons
for great
crimes;
as much as to say, May the Lord come
quickly
to take
vengeance
of thy
crimes.
See
Anathema
maranatha,
under
Anathema..
Frequency
::
Frequency
(n.) The
condition
of
returning
frequently;
occurrence
often
repeated;
common
occurence;
as, the
frequency
of
crimes;
the
frequency
of
miracles..
Libel
::
Libel (n.) The crime of
issuing
a
malicious
defamatory
publication.
Attaint
::
Attaint
(v. t.) To
accuse;
to
charge
with a crime or a
dishonorable
act.
Offence
::
Offence
(n.) The act of
offending
in any
sense;
esp., a crime or a sin, an
affront
or an
injury..
Fault
::
Fault (n.) A moral
failing;
a
defect
or
dereliction
from duty; a
deviation
from
propriety;
an
offense
less
serious
than a
crime.
Felon
::
Felon (a.) A
person
guilty
or
capable
of
heinous
crime.
Suspected
::
Suspect
(a.) One who, or that
which,
is
suspected;
an
object
of
suspicion;
--
formerly
applied
to
persons
and
things;
now, only to
persons
suspected
of
crime..
Suicide
::
Suicidal
(a.)
Partaking
of, or of the
nature
of, the crime or
suicide..
Perpetrate
::
Perpetrate
(v. t.) To do or
perform;
to carry
through;
to
execute,
commonly
in a bad
sense;
to
commit
(as a
crime,
an
offense);
to be
guilty
of; as, to
perpetrate
a foul
deed..
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