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consider a crime? And if shoplifters have to go to jail to have stolen? And about young people who shoplift? “There are many forms of business crimes.” (Booth, 2008: 127). In his article, Booth (2008) is treating about business crimes, and how we should define and perceive various sort of those. “If the culprit cannot gain from the offense, a simple monetary remedy is sufficient to deter bad behaviour” (Booth, 2008: 128). Booth (2008) is saying that if we consider a business crime as a bad

Inefficiency and common property regimes Daniel Fuentes-Castro University of Zaragoza, Department of Economic Analysis, Faculty of Economic Sciences and Business Administration, Gran Vía, 2, 50005 Zaragoza, Spain AR TIC LE D ATA Article history: Received 5 April 2006 Received in revised form 8 November 2008 Accepted 9 November 2008 Available online 29 December 2008 Keywords: Commons Anticommons Overexploitation Underutilization Natural resources Common property JEL classification: Q20; Q30

derivation of the proceeds of crime so that the proceeds appear to be derived from a legitimate source. Money laundering is sometimes wrongly regarded as an activity that is associated only with organised crime and drug trafficking. It is not. It occurs whenever any person deals with another person's direct or indirect benefit from crime. The term ‘money laundering’ is in fact a misnomer. Often it is not money that is being laundered but other forms of property that directly or indirectly

Scholarships/ Grants: Bourses The grades: Les notes The lower school: Mauvaise école Law of tort: Droit civil Law and state: Le droit et l'État Constitutional rights: Les droits constitutionnels Criminal law: Droit pénal Law of property: Droit de la propriété Jurist: Anyone degree in law, can practice law Framework: Dans le cadre de Advocate, solicitor, lawyer, attorney, barrister: Avocat Legal aid: Aide juridictionnelle Eligible: Admissible The president

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ayant entraîné la mort du défunt sans intention de la donner ; 3° Celui qui est condamné pour témoignage mensonger porté contre le défunt dans une procédure criminelle ; 4° Celui qui est condamné pour s'être volontairement abstenu d'empêcher soit un crime soit un délit contre l'intégrité corporelle du défunt d'où il est résulté la mort, alors qu'il pouvait le faire sans risque pour lui ou pour les tiers ; 5° Celui qui est condamné pour dénonciation calomnieuse contre le défunt lorsque, pour les faits

Legal aid Ajournement Adjournment Ajournement d’un jugement Reservation of judgment Ajourner un jugement Reserve a judgment (V) Alcoolique Alcoholic Alcoométrie Breathalyzer Alibi Alibi Alienation de la propriété Destroying Property (DP) Aliéné/personne atteinte d'altération des facultés mentales Insane person Allégation Allegation Allégations contradictoires/incompatibles Inconsistent allegations Altérer Tamper (V) Alternative à un procès Alternative Dispute

            crime, tort : infraction             criminal case : affaire criminelle             criminal record : casier judiciaire             crown court (GB) : cour d’assises             damage : dommage             damages : domages et intérêts (20)      defendant : défendeur, accusé             district courts (US) : cour d’assises             division : chambre             dock banc des acusés             enforcement of the law : application de la loi             estate, real property : biens

Examen d’Anglais Usuel. Social and political issues Against the law, illegal Contre la loi, illegal Legal Legal Steal sth Voler quelque chose Property Propriété Commit a crime Faire un crime Break the law Rompre la loi Obey the law Obéir à la loi Offence Crime Crime Crime An offender Un criminel A criminal Un criminel Minor Pas important Serious sérieux Kill somebody Tuer quelqu’un Attack somebody Attaquer quelqu’un

in the world: between dangers, profits and outlooks Piracy is like an earthquake. Its epicenter is in Asia and spreads worldwide generating economic, social and environmental damages. This breaking point in rules of consumer society benefits to crime networks and shakes up rules. States have chosen to fight this phenomenon by criminalizing it because of its high financial cost. Even if you acknowledge it democratizes consumption products for the benefit of the greater number of people, you must