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crimine

Also known as criminal offence, offence, offense, hoodlum, criminal offense

termine che nel linguaggio corrente indica un grave reato ma che nell'ordinamento italiano, al contrario che in altri, non ha significato giuridico

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Crime refers to actions that violate laws established by a society, with murder being a universally recognized example that human civilizations have condemned throughout history. Understanding crime matters because societies create and enforce laws against harmful acts to maintain order, protect people, and establish shared standards for how members should treat one another.

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Instance of: social issue
Subclass of: delict
Image: Morrison killing Warren.jpg
Said to be same as: violation of law

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has cause: anti-social behaviour
Commons category: Crime
topic's main category: Category:Crimes
topic has template: Template:Types of crime
manifestation of: criminality
WordLift URL: data.wordlift.io/wl76541/entity/criminal
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
studied by: criminology
class of agent(s) of action: group of humans
role of agent(s) of action: criminal

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Il crimine (dal latino crimen, 'decisione giudiziaria', poi 'accusa' e, infine, 'reato'; derivato dal verbo cernĕre, 'distinguere, decidere'), nel diritto penale di vari ordinamenti di civil law, è un reato appartenente alla categoria di maggiore gravità, tra le due o tre nelle quali si dividono i reati. Il soggetto che pone in essere tali attività viene detto criminale.

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