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Q: Can you be prosecuted on a act?
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How many people were prosecuted under espionage act?

Prosecuted and executed? 2


Who can't be prosecuted under the Health and Safety at Work Act?

Emergency Serices cannot be prosecuted for their services.


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Who can't be prosecuted under the UK Health and Safety at Work Act?

Emergency Serices cannot be prosecuted for their services.


Can someone be prosecuted under the Computer Misuse Act if they hack into a computer in another country from their computer in the UK?

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False.


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Can someone be convicted for multiple crimes for one act?

Yes. Example: Bank robbery resulting in the death of a victim. You can be prosecuted for both.


Can someone can be convicted for multiple crimes for one act?

Yes. Example: Bank robbery resulting in the death of a victim. You can be prosecuted for both.


What is crime in its legal and sociological definition?

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If you forged your parents' signature without their permission on a housing contract does that make it void?

Answer for US: Yes, the contract is void. Also, the act of forgery was a criminal act, and the individual who forged the document should be prosecuted.


Was it legal in the US to kill your spouse if you caught them in the act of adultery?

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