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Definition of criminal law in English Turkish dictionary
- ceza hukuku
Ceza hukuku, ceza yasası olarak da bilinen, bir suç olarak sınıflandırılmış olan bir hareket için takibat gerektirir.
-Criminal law, also known as penal law, involves prosecution for an act that has been classified as a crime.
Ceza hukukunda bir otoritedir.
-He is an authority on criminal law.
- (Kanun) Ceza hukuku; suç ve ceza kavramlarını inceleyen kamu hukuku bölümüdür. Genel ve Özel Ceza Hukuku olarak ikiye ayrılır (Ceza genel ve Ceza özel olarak da ifade edilmektedir)
- remedy
- deva
- remedy
- {f} çözüm getirmek
- remedy
- {f} onarmak
- remedy
- {f} iyileştirmek
- turkish criminal law
- (Kanun) türk ceza kanunu
- remedy
- gereğine bakmak
- remedy
- çıkar yol
- remedy
- umar
- remedy
- çare bulmak
- remedy
- sağaltmak
- remedy
- önlemek
- remedy
- düzeltmek
- remedy
- ilaç
Başağrısı için evde bir ilaç var mı?
-Is there a home remedy for headache?
Soğuk algınlıkları için en iyi ilaç nedir?
-What is the best remedy for colds?
- remedy
- tedavi etmek
Çay ağacı yağı akneyi tedavi etmek için kullanılabilen doğal bir çözümdür.
-Tea tree oil is a natural remedy that can be used to treat acne.
- remedy
- derman
- remedy
- iyi etmek
- The criminal law
- n ceza kanunu
- criminal-law
- ceza hukuku
- remedy
- Çare; ilaç, deva; (huk.) hakkın yerine getirilmesi için kanunun gösterdiği yol
- criminal court law
- (Kanun) ceza mahkemesi kanunu
- juvenile criminal law
- (Kanun) çocuk ceza hukuku
- remedy
- ilaç,v.tedavi et: n.çare
- remedy
- {i} çözüm
Çay ağacı yağı akneyi tedavi etmek için kullanılabilen doğal bir çözümdür.
-Tea tree oil is a natural remedy that can be used to treat acne.
Toz akarları için hiç ev çözümü var mı?
-Is there any home remedy for dust mites?
- remedy
- (Avrupa Birliği) çare,deva, ilaç
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English - English
Definition of criminal law in English English dictionary
- The area of law pertaining to crime and punishment
- Criminal law is considered to be legal services provided in connection with the actual or potential prosecution of individuals, municipalities and government for alleged breaches of federal or provincial statutes or municipal by-laws, generally viewed as criminal or quasi-criminal
- That body of the law that deals with conduct considered so harmful to society as a whole that it is prohibited by statute, or common law, and is prosecuted and punished by the state
- 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
- Statutes and common law of crimes and their punishment
- 刑法
- A body of court decisions based on federal and state statutes concerning wrongs against persons or society
- Concerned with the relationship between the individual and the general public Criminal actions (e g 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
- remedy
- * 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
- The branch of law concerned with actions taken by the government against a person accused of committing a crime
- Law that deals with crimes and their punishments.criminal lawyer n. laws concerning crimes and their punishments civil law, common law common law. Body of law that defines criminal offenses, regulates the apprehension, charging, and trial of suspected offenders, and fixes punishment for convicted persons. Substantive criminal law defines particular crimes, and procedural law establishes rules for the prosecution of crime. In the U.S., substantive criminal law originated for the most part in common law, which was later codified in federal and state statutes. Modern criminal law has been affected considerably by the social sciences, especially in the areas of sentencing, legal research, legislation, and rehabilitation. See also criminology
- The area of law dealing with breaches of the defined acceptable standards of behaviour in the community Defined in Acts of Parliament
- That body of the law that deals with conduct considered so harmful to society as a whole that it is prohibited by statute, prosecuted and punished by the government
- laws which pertain to criminal offenses
- the body of law dealing with crimes and their punishment
- criminal law ordinance
- laws which concern criminal offenses
- criminal laws
- plural form of criminal law
- criminal-law
- Attributive form of criminal law
criminal-law professor.
Related Terms
criminal law
Hyphenation
cri·mi·nal lawTurkish pronunciation
krîmınıl lôPronunciation
/ˈkrəmənəl ˈlô/ /ˈkrɪmənəl ˈlɔː/
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