(el crimen)
91crimen raptus — /krayman raeptas/ The crime of rape …
92crimen falsi — /krayman folsay/ Term generally refers to crimes in the nature of perjury or subornation of perjury, false statement, criminal fraud, embezzlement, false pretense, or any other offense which involves some element of deceitfulness, untruthfulness …
93crimen falsi dicitur, cum quis illicitus, cui non fuerit ad haec data auctoritas, de sigillo regis, rapto vel invento, brevia, cartasve consignaverit — /krayman foltsay disatar, kam kwis alisatas, k(yuw)ay non fyuwarat aed hiyk deyta oktohrataes, diy sajilow riyjas, rsptow vel inventow, briyviya kartaesviy konsigneyvarat/ The crime of forgery is when any one illicitly, to whom power has not been …
94crimen laesae majestatis — /krayman liyziy maejasateytas/ The crime of lese majesty, or injuring majesty or royalty; high treason. The term was used by the older English law writers to denote any crime affecting the king s person or dignity. It is borrowed from the civil… …
95crimen laesae majestatis omnia alia crimina excedit quoad pcenam — /krayman liyziy maejasteytas omniya eyliya krimana aksiydat kwowaed piynam/ The crime of treason exceeds all other crimes in its punishment …
96crimen omnia ex se nata vitiat — /krayman omniya eks siy neyta vishiyat/ Crime vitiates everything which springs from it …
97crimen trahit personam — /krayman trey(h)at parsownam/ The crime carries the person (i.e., the commission of a crime gives the courts of the place where it is committed jurisdiction over the person of the offender) …
98crimen — /krayman/ crime. Also an accusation or charge of crime …
99crimen furti — /krayman fartay/ The crime or offense of theft …
100crimen incendii — /krayman ansendiyay/ The crime of burning, which included not only the modern crime of arson, but also the burning of a man, a beast, or other chattel …
