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culpābilis, e [ culpo ]заслуживающий порицания, предосудительный Ap, Tert
Латинско-русский словарь. 2003.
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culpabilis — /kalpeybsbs/ In old English law, guilty. Culpabilis de intrusion, guilty of intrusion. Non culpabilis (abbreviated to non cul), the plea of not guilty. See culprit … Black's law dictionary
culpabilis — /kalpeybsbs/ In old English law, guilty. Culpabilis de intrusion, guilty of intrusion. Non culpabilis (abbreviated to non cul), the plea of not guilty. See culprit … Black's law dictionary
culpabilis — Guilty … Ballentine's law dictionary
necessitas culpabilis — /nasesataes kalpeybalas/ Culpable necessity; unfortunate necessity; necessity which, while it excuses the act done under its compulsion, does not leave the doer entirely free from blame. The necessity which compels a man to kill another in self… … Black's law dictionary
non culpabilis — /non kalpeybalas/ In pleading, not guilty. It is usually abbreviated non cul. Noncumulative dividends. Commonly incident to preferred stock if a dividend is passed (not paid) in a particular year or period; such passed dividends are gone forever… … Black's law dictionary
necessitas culpabilis — /nasesataes kalpeybalas/ Culpable necessity; unfortunate necessity; necessity which, while it excuses the act done under its compulsion, does not leave the doer entirely free from blame. The necessity which compels a man to kill another in self… … Black's law dictionary
non culpabilis — /non kalpeybalas/ In pleading, not guilty. It is usually abbreviated non cul. Noncumulative dividends. Commonly incident to preferred stock if a dividend is passed (not paid) in a particular year or period; such passed dividends are gone forever… … Black's law dictionary
necessitas culpabilis — Culpable necessity,lthat necessity which excuses a man who kills another in self defense. See 4 BI Comm 187 … Ballentine's law dictionary
non culpabilis — Not guilty … Ballentine's law dictionary
coupable — [ kupabl ] adj. et n. • 1667; corpable 1172; lat. culpabilis, rac. culpa → coulpe 1 ♦ Qui a commis une faute, une infraction. ⇒ fautif. (Surtout attribut) Être coupable d un délit (⇒ délinquant) , d un crime (⇒ criminel) . Se rendre coupable d… … Encyclopédie Universelle
CULPABILITÉ — Il ne suffit pas, pour faire l’expérience de la culpabilité, de se représenter un de ses propres actes comme ayant transgressé un devoir, une loi, les règles d’un art, des usages. Pour passer de la faute objective à la culpabilité subjective, il… … Encyclopédie Universelle
