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1 habitual criminal behaviour
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2 habitual criminal behavior
= habitual criminal behaviour звична злочинна поведінкаEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > habitual criminal behavior
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3 sociological
sociological theory of criminal behavior — = sociological theory of criminal behaviour соціологічна теорія злочинної поведінки
- sociological jurisprudencesociological theory of criminal behaviour — = sociological theory of criminal behavior
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4 disposition
позбавлення; продаж; розташування; відчуження (речі, майна); розпорядження ( майном); диспозиція; рішення по справі; положення (закону, угоди тощо); постанова ( закону тощо); дислокація; норов, нахилиdisposition of private property — відчуження приватної власності; розпорядження приватною власністю
disposition to criminal behavior — = disposition to criminal behaviour схильність до злочинної поведінки, схильність до вчинення злочинів
- disposition hearingdisposition to criminal behaviour — = disposition to criminal behavior
- disposition mortis causa
- disposition of a case
- disposition of a law
- disposition of a motion
- disposition of a territory
- disposition of an offender
- disposition of power
- disposition of property
- disposition to commit crimes
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5 examine
розглядати, аналізувати; перевіряти, проводити експертизу; обстежувати, здійснювати обстеження, робити огляд, оглядати, робити догляд; опитувати ( в суді), допитувати ( в суді); розслідувати ( в суді); робити обшукexamine causes of criminal behavior — = examine causes of criminal behaviour досліджувати причини злочинної поведінки
- examine a complaintexamine causes of criminal behaviour — = examine causes of criminal behavior
- examine a petitioner
- examine a prospective juror
- examine a witness
- examine a wound
- examine accusations
- examine as to form
- examine ballots
- examine circumstances
- examine critically
- examine directly
- examine evidence
- examine finally
- examine forensically
- examine goods
- examine handwriting
- examine in chief
- examine judicially
- examine orally
- examine periodically
- examine physically
- examine psychiatrically
- examine redirectly
- examine the corps
- examine typewriting
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6 foster
виховувати ( чужу дитину); віддавати на виховання ( дитину); сприяти; культивуватиfoster criminal behavior in a person — = foster criminal behaviour in a person культивувати злочинну поведінку особи
- foster-brotherfoster criminal behaviour in a person — = foster criminal behavior in a person
- foster care
- foster child
- foster family
- foster father
- foster home
- foster mother
- foster out
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7 psychological
psychological theory of criminal behavior — = psychological theory of criminal behaviour психологічна теорія злочинної поведінки
- psychological criminologypsychological theory of criminal behaviour — = psychological theory of criminal behavior
- psychological criminalist
- psychological drug dependence
- psychological fact
- psychological harm
- psychological law school
- psychological pressure
- psychological technique
- psychological terror
- psychological theory of crime
- psychological torture
- psychological tortures
- psychological treatment
- psychological violence -
8 habitual
1) розм. рецидивіст2) невиправний; закоренілий ( про злочинця тощо); постійний•- habitual abuser
- habitual behavior
- habitual baheviour
- habitual criminal
- habitual criminal act
- habitual criminal behavior
- habitual criminal behaviour
- habitual criminality
- habitual delinquency
- habitual domicile
- habitual drunkard
- habitual drunkenness
- habitual intemperance
- habitual killer
- habitual liar
- habitual offence
- habitual offense
- habitual offender
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9 accidental
1) випадкова умова, випадковий елемент, випадковість, несуттєва умова ( угоди тощо)2) випадковий, несуттєвий, другорядний•- accidental behaviour
- accidental benefits
- accidental cause
- accidental coincidence
- accidental crime
- accidental criminal
- accidental death
- accidental death rate
- accidental discharge
- accidental explosion
- accidental fire
- accidental harm
- accidental ignorance
- accidental injury
- accidental killer
- accidental killing
- accidental manslaughter
- accidental occurrence
- accidental offender
- accidental poisoning
- accidental prior use
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10 aggressive
агресивний; нападницький- aggressive behaviour
- aggressive crime
- aggressive criminal
- aggressive delinquent
- aggressive enforcement
- aggressive insanity
- aggressive intent
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11 code
1) код, шифр; кодекс, звід законів2) кодувати, шифрувати; кодифікувати•code of etiquette for display and use of the national flag — етикетний кодекс про вивішування та використання державного прапору
- code duellocode of parliamentary procedure — парламентський кодекс, правила парламентської процедури
- code making
- code name
- code-name
- code-named
- Code Napoleon
- code of honor
- code of honour
- code of advertising practices
- code of behavior
- code of behaviour
- code of canon law
- code of civil procedure
- code of criminal procedure
- code of commerce
- code of conduct
- code of ethics
- code of evidence
- code of family law
- Code of Hammurabi
- code of honor
- code of honour
- code of international law
- Code of Justinian
- code of military justice
- code of mineral wealth
- code of morality
- code of practice
- code of statutes
- code of war crime
- code procedure
- code solution
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12 conventional
звичайний; конвенційний; обумовлений; обумовлений в договорі ( угоді); заснований на угоді (договорі); умовний; стандартний, традиційний; консервативний- conventional arms
- conventional behavior
- conventional behaviour
- conventional crime
- conventional criminal
- conventional criminality
- conventional ethics
- conventional family
- conventional family group
- conventional heir
- conventional interest
- conventional interest rate
- conventional international law
- conventional law
- conventional marriage
- conventional morality
- conventional norm
- conventional prison
- conventional prison facilities
- conventional prisoner
- conventional rule
- conventional tariff
- conventional trustee
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13 irresponsible
безвідповідальний, який не несе відповідальності; несвідомий; неосудний ( через психічне захворювання); несерйозний- irresponsible behaviour
- irresponsible criminal
- irresponsible decision
- irresponsible person
- irresponsible power
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