| criminal law |
the body of law dealing with crimes and their punishment
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| criminal law |
A body of court decisions based on federal and state statutes concerning wrongs against persons or society.
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| criminal law |
Concerned with the relationship between the individual and the general public. Criminal actions (eg motoring offences) are usually brought by the State. The principal function of criminal proceedings is to punish the offender. Criminal cases are tried by a magistrates' court or a Crown court.
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| criminal law |
Laws dealing with crimes against the public and members of the public.
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| criminal law |
Governs crimes (felonies and misdemeanors). Crimes are offenses against the state. Civil law deals with private offenses, such as violations of contracts, and failure of professional duty. The standard of proof for crimes is higher than for civil proceedings. For major crimes guilt be established beyond a reasonable doubt.
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