Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Wrongdoer: A person who breaks the law. This includes both criminals and people who cause harm to others (called tortfeasors). The act of breaking the law is called wrongdoing.
Definition: A wrongdoer is someone who breaks the law or does something that is considered morally or ethically wrong.
Examples:
The examples illustrate how a wrongdoer is someone who commits an act that is against the law or considered wrong by society. It can include criminal acts like theft or reckless behavior like running a red light. It can also include actions that are not necessarily illegal but are still considered wrong, like cheating on a test.