Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Securitas (pronounced si-kyoor-i-tas) is a Latin word that has two meanings. In Roman law, it means being safe and protected from any harm or danger after completing a task. In civil law, it means being released from any responsibility or obligation.
Securitas is a Latin word that has two meanings:
Both meanings of securitas are important in different contexts. In the legal system, securitas can be used to ensure that people are protected from harm and that they are not held responsible for things that are beyond their control.