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1 offense at common law
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2 offense
злочин, правопорушення, проступок; співучасть ( у злочині); посягання; образа; військ. напад, наступoffense against the law of nations — порушення міжнародного права; міжнародний злочин
offense ancillary to another charge — злочин, додатковий до інкримінованого
offense carrying a lighter sentence — злочин, що тягне за собою менше покарання
offense meriting the death penalty — злочин, що заслуговує на смертну кару
offense of attempting to commit a crime — замах на вчинення злочину ( як каране діяння або кваліфікація злочину)
offense of several transactions — злочин, що триває
offense of stirring up lawsuits — злочин, що полягає у неправомірному вчиненні позовів
offense punishable by imprisonment — злочин, покарання за який передбачає тюремне ув'язнення
- offense against moralityoffense that carries a prison sentence — злочин, що передбачає (тюремне) ув'язнення
- offense against property
- offense against public justice
- offense against public order
- offense against society
- offense against sovereignty
- offense against the government
- offense against the individual
- offense against the law
- offense against the person
- offense against the state
- offense aided and abetted
- offense at common law
- offense being tried
- offense charged
- offense created by statute
- offense in a person
- offense in question
- offense of drunkenness
- offense of gross indecency
- offense of omission
- offense punishable by death
- offense to human dignity
- offense under law
- offense victim
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