Crimes - Revision history

IBJadmin at 09:05, 5 April 2013

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	* Crimes Against Property		* Crimes Against Property
	** Arson		** [[Arson]]
	** Blackmail		** Blackmail
	** Burglary		** Burglary

IBJadmin at 08:26, 4 April 2013

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			{{Languages\|Crimes}}

	Criminal law is by definition jurisdictional and the definition for a crime may differ greatly from one jurisdiction to the next. Generally the definitions for crimes may be found in a country's penal code. In contrast, the procedural aspects of a given criminal justice system will be found in the Code of Criminal Procedure. All of these crimes would be considered ''Mala in se'' because they are intrinsicaly wrong. However, all countries have crimes which are also considered ''malum prohibitum'', wrong simply for the violation of a legislative norm. Following is a sample list of some of the most common ''mala in se'' crimes that are present in almost every criminal justice system around the globe.		Criminal law is by definition jurisdictional and the definition for a crime may differ greatly from one jurisdiction to the next. Generally the definitions for crimes may be found in a country's penal code. In contrast, the procedural aspects of a given criminal justice system will be found in the Code of Criminal Procedure. All of these crimes would be considered ''Mala in se'' because they are intrinsicaly wrong. However, all countries have crimes which are also considered ''malum prohibitum'', wrong simply for the violation of a legislative norm. Following is a sample list of some of the most common ''mala in se'' crimes that are present in almost every criminal justice system around the globe.

IBJadmin at 15:35, 27 March 2013

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	** Receiving Stolen Property		** Receiving Stolen Property
	** Robbery		** Robbery
	** Trespass		** [[Trespass]]
	*Crimes Against "Public Order"		*Crimes Against "Public Order"
	** Disturbing the Peace		** Disturbing the Peace

IBJadmin: /* List of Crimes */

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List of Crimes

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	* Crimes Against Property		* Crimes Against Property
	** [[Arson]]		** Arson
	** Blackmail		** Blackmail
	** Burglary		** Burglary

IBJadmin at 07:23, 26 September 2012

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	* Crimes Against Property		* Crimes Against Property
	** Arson		** [[Arson]]
	** Blackmail		** Blackmail
	** Burglary		** Burglary

Ibjadmin at 14:34, 18 April 2011

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			{{Languages\|Crimes}}

Ibjadmin at 20:30, 21 March 2011

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	Criminal law is by definition jurisdictional and the definition for a crime may differ greatly from one jurisdiction to the next. Generally the definitions for crimes may be found in a country's penal code. In contrast, the procedural aspects of a given criminal justice system will be found in the Code of Criminal Procedure. All of these ~~crime~~ would be ~~considerd~~ ''Mala in se'' because they are intrinsicaly wrong. However, all countries have crimes which are also considered ''malum prohibitum'', wrong simply for the violation of a legislative norm. Following is a sample list of some of the most common ''mala in se'' crimes that are present in almost every criminal justice system around the globe.		Criminal law is by definition jurisdictional and the definition for a crime may differ greatly from one jurisdiction to the next. Generally the definitions for crimes may be found in a country's penal code. In contrast, the procedural aspects of a given criminal justice system will be found in the Code of Criminal Procedure. All of these crimes would be considered ''Mala in se'' because they are intrinsicaly wrong. However, all countries have crimes which are also considered ''malum prohibitum'', wrong simply for the violation of a legislative norm. Following is a sample list of some of the most common ''mala in se'' crimes that are present in almost every criminal justice system around the globe.

	==List of Crimes==		==List of Crimes==

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List of Crimes

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	** [[Kidnapping]]		** [[Kidnapping]]
	** [[Mayhem]]		** [[Mayhem]]
	** Molestation and other sex crimes against children		** [[Molestation and other sex crimes against children]]
	** [[Rape]]		** [[Rape]]
	** [[Sodomy]]		** [[Sodomy]]

Nsun2010: /* List of Crimes */

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List of Crimes

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	*** [[Felony Murder]]		*** [[Felony Murder]]
	** [[Human or Sex Trafficking]]		** [[Human or Sex Trafficking]]
	** Incest		** [[Incest]]
	** [[Kidnapping]]		** [[Kidnapping]]
	** [[Mayhem]]		** [[Mayhem]]

Nsun2010: /* List of Crimes */

2011-02-07T03:35:03Z

List of Crimes

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	** Molestation and other sex crimes against children		** Molestation and other sex crimes against children
	** [[Rape]]		** [[Rape]]
	** [[Sodomy]		** [[Sodomy]]
	** [[Stalking]]		** [[Stalking]]
	** [[Statutory Rape]]		** [[Statutory Rape]]