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Criminal impersonation
A person who impersonated or pretends to be another, and does
an act, in such assumed character, with intent to obtain a benefit
or injure or
defraud another.
Criminal trespass
To knowingly enter or remain unlawful in or unpon premises.
Deposition
A sworn statement made before an officer qualified to
administer oaths, which is to be used evidence in a court
proceeding.
,Direct Evidence
Evidence in form of testimony from a witness who actually saw,
heard or touched the subject of interrogation.
Duress
Any illegal imprisonment, or legal imprisonment used for an
illegal purpose, or threats of bodily or other harm, or other means
amounting to or tending to coerce the will of another, actually
inducing him/her to do an act contrary to his/her free will.
Embezzlement
Fraudulent appropriation by a person acting in a fiduciary
capacity, of money or property entrusted by another.
Entrapment
The act of a public servant, or a person acting for a public servant, in
inducing or encouraging a person to commit a crime not
contemplated by him, for the purpose of criminal prosecution.
, Estoppel
A legal prohibition which stops a person from making a
particular statement of claim b/c of something he has said or
done before.
Executor
The person named, by a testator, go carry out the provisions of his
will.
Extortion
Taking or obtaining property from another with his consent, induced
by a wrongful use of force or fear.
Extradition
Delivery from on stare or notice to another, of fugitives from justice.
Felony
A crime punishable by imprisonments for a term of one year or
more.
Fiduciary
A person who on behalf of or for the benefit of another
transacts business or handles money or property not the
person's own; such relationship implies great confidence and
trust.
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Criminal impersonation
A person who impersonated or pretends to be another, and does
an act, in such assumed character, with intent to obtain a benefit
or injure or
defraud another.
Criminal trespass
To knowingly enter or remain unlawful in or unpon premises.
Deposition
A sworn statement made before an officer qualified to
administer oaths, which is to be used evidence in a court
proceeding.
,Direct Evidence
Evidence in form of testimony from a witness who actually saw,
heard or touched the subject of interrogation.
Duress
Any illegal imprisonment, or legal imprisonment used for an
illegal purpose, or threats of bodily or other harm, or other means
amounting to or tending to coerce the will of another, actually
inducing him/her to do an act contrary to his/her free will.
Embezzlement
Fraudulent appropriation by a person acting in a fiduciary
capacity, of money or property entrusted by another.
Entrapment
The act of a public servant, or a person acting for a public servant, in
inducing or encouraging a person to commit a crime not
contemplated by him, for the purpose of criminal prosecution.
, Estoppel
A legal prohibition which stops a person from making a
particular statement of claim b/c of something he has said or
done before.
Executor
The person named, by a testator, go carry out the provisions of his
will.
Extortion
Taking or obtaining property from another with his consent, induced
by a wrongful use of force or fear.
Extradition
Delivery from on stare or notice to another, of fugitives from justice.
Felony
A crime punishable by imprisonments for a term of one year or
more.
Fiduciary
A person who on behalf of or for the benefit of another
transacts business or handles money or property not the
person's own; such relationship implies great confidence and
trust.
