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Simple English definitions for legal terms

spontaneous crime

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A quick definition of spontaneous crime:

Spontaneous crime refers to an action that breaks the law and can be punished by the legal system. It is also known as criminal wrong or offense. Crime can range from minor offenses like overparking to serious crimes like murder. Some crimes are committed by individuals, while others are committed by corporations. Cybercrime involves using a computer to commit a crime, while economic crime is committed to gain financial or professional advantage.

A more thorough explanation:

Spontaneous crime refers to an act that is punishable by law. It is a breach of legal duty that is treated as the subject matter of a criminal proceeding. The term crime includes both serious offenses like murder and minor offenses like overparking. However, the law recognizes that there are more serious and less serious crimes.

These examples illustrate how spontaneous crime can affect commerce and property. For instance, robbery of a business and embezzlement are crimes that affect the revenues of a commercial establishment. Counterfeiting and forgery are crimes that involve the creation of fake documents or money. Prostitution and illegal gambling are crimes that involve illegal activities that can harm individuals and society. Extortion is a crime that involves the use of threats to obtain something of value from someone.

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legallybrunettelily
18:27
can we get a damn loyola chicago wave and can i be in it goddamn
legallybrunettelily
18:31
at 7 pm i am done checking my email
legallybrunettelily
18:31
going to save whatever’s in there for tomorrow morning like an extra little treat 😍
I only check my email as soon as I wake up and during the workday (do not tell my boss). Then I go home and disassociate
legallybrunettelily
18:38
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omg...... my jim johns just crunched in a way a sandwich should Not crunch
eughhhhhhhhhhh
this may be the end of my jj era
hnggggggg
legallybrunettelily
18:43
WHATTT
i think it was a tendon or something.
legallybrunettelily
18:45
oh hell no
i'm legit nauseous
what a character arc I'm having rn
legallybrunettelily
18:57
i hate when you bite that crusty ass part
legallybrunettelily
18:57
like when it feels like cartilage
legallybrunettelily
18:58
i love the mystery of this chat like i really don’t know shit about jupitersmoon yet we just chatting about JJ and she’s calling loyola chicago to get intel for me
real like I can assume legallybrunettelily is legally brunette and has excellent taste in sandwiches (also s/o Mike), yet, you could be an AI bot conversing with me
the beauty of human connection is its adaptability
Do I R&R if I want to work in NYC
@OrganicAcridWizard: I mean how badly do u wanna live in NYC
I mean your Seton Hall offer is crazy good and not far from NYC
I just fear like not being able to get job in nyc or a good paying one at that
I studied for like 2 months on lsat I do think I could do better but I don’t want to take another year, is it realistic to think if I get top 10% of my class to get NYC comfortable wage
I just don’t want to be stuck in NJ for rest of life
I mean I'm not an oracle but the general vibe in this chat is that if you're not content with your admissions results, are willing to work on your LSAT, R&Ring is a reasonable decision
Though you should look at the alumni and employment outcomes for Seton Hall, they may place more people in NYC than you'd think
20:10
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alma mater finally gave me aid
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