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- 6. Law, Legal norms governing relations between sovereign states and other international actors.
- 7. Against Property, Offenses that involve interference with a person's right to use or enjoy their property, such as theft or vandalism.
- 13. Law, Rules and regulations created by governmental agencies to enforce statutory laws.
- 14. of the Prosecutor, The authority held by prosecutors to initiate legal proceedings against individuals accused of crimes, including discretion in charging decisions.
- 16. Laws, Regulations enacted by local governments, such as cities or counties, that govern specific areas within their jurisdiction.
- 17. Systems designed to manage individuals who have been convicted of crimes, including prisons and rehabilitation programs.
- 18. Civil wrongs recognized by law as grounds for lawsuit; they can result in personal injury or damage to property.
- 19. Law, Law established through judicial decisions in individual court cases rather than through statutes or regulations.
- 22. Less serious offenses than felonies, usually punishable by less than one year of imprisonment or fines.
- 23. Law, Written laws passed by legislative bodies at both federal and state levels.
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- 1. Substance, Drugs regulated by law due to their potential for abuse; includes illegal drugs and certain prescription medications.
- 2. Against Welfare, Crimes that harm the well-being of individuals or communities, often involving neglect or abuse.
- 3. Court Act, Legislation governing the treatment of minors in the legal system, focusing on rehabilitation rather than punishment.
- 4. Against Persons, Offenses that directly harm individuals, such as assault or homicide.
- 5. Against Public Order, Offenses that disrupt societal peace and safety, such as disorderly conduct and public intoxication.
- 7. Judicial institutions where legal disputes are resolved according to law; they interpret statutes and case law.
- 8. Code, A set of laws regulating vehicle operation on public roads and highways.
- 9. Against Government, Offenses that undermine governmental authority or operations, including treason and bribery.
- 10. Enforcement, Agencies responsible for enforcing laws and maintaining public order, including police departments and federal agencies like the FBI.
- 11. Serious crimes typically punishable by imprisonment for more than one year or by death.
- 12. Offenses, Crimes that violate federal laws, which are enacted by the national government and apply across all states.
- 15. Offenses, Crimes defined by state laws, which can vary significantly from one state to another.
- 19. Code, The body of laws defining criminal offenses and penalties within a jurisdiction.
- 20. Material and Discovery, Legal requirements ensuring that prosecutors disclose evidence favorable to the defendant in criminal cases.
- 21. Offenses, Minor violations that are generally punishable by fines or short jail time.