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21 delito independiente
• substantive felony -
22 desatención
• abandonment• absent-mindedness• disregard• distraction• heedlessness• impoliteness• inasmuch as• inattentive• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony -
23 descuido
• absentminded moment• carelessness• heedlessness• inadmissible• inadvertence• inadvertency• lapse into silence• lapse of memory• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony• neglectful• neglectfulness• negligence• negligence in law• negligé• oversight• perfunctoriness• piece of carelessness• remissness• sloppiness• slovenliness -
24 fechoría
• evildoing• felony• malevolent person• malformation• misdeed• villainy -
25 felonía
• disloyalty• felony• treacherously• treacle• treadmill• treasonable -
26 inadvertencia
• inadmissible• inadmissible assets• inadvertence• inadvertency• inadvertent• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony• oversight -
27 inobservancia
• default• failure to comply• innumerably• inobservable• inobservance• inobservancy• inobservant• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony• non obstante• non-nuclear• noncompetitive tender• noncompliance• noncompliance to drugs• nonnegotiable note• nonobservance• nonoccupational -
28 negligencia
• dereliction• incasing• incaution• incautious• laches• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony• neglectful• neglectfulness• negligence• negligence in law• negligé• nonfarm• nonfeasance• nonfiction• oversight• perfunctoriness• remissness -
29 olvido
• forgetfulness• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony• omission• oversight -
30 omisión
• lapsable• lapse• lapse into silence• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony• nonfarm• nonfeasance• nonfiction• omission• oversight• preterition -
31 orfandad
• abandonment• negatory opinion• neglect• neglect in reporting a felony• orphanhood -
32 prueba privilegiada
• evidence that may be used only in case of felony -
33 asesinato tipificado
m.felony murder. -
34 delito independiente
m.substantive felony. -
35 delito mayor
m.major offence, felony. -
36 prueba privilegiada
f.evidence that may be used only in case of felony.
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