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That's a civil case.
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What is noncriminal homicide?
A clear case of self defense might qualify.
What branch of physics deals with energy and matter?
All physics deals with energy and matter. In effect that is almost a complete definition of what Physics IS.
What is nanophysics?
its physics that deals with microscopic matter
Noncriminal wrongs for which the injured party can sue ans recover damages?
Torts
Deffinition of science and its branches with their meaning?
Science has three branches - Physics, that deals with matter,energies and machines. Biology which deals with life, living things, etc. Chemistry which deals with chemicals,elements and other states of matter.
What is the pure science that deals with behavior of matter and energy?
It is
What is the chemistry definition?
Chemistry is the branch of science that deals with the structure, composition and properties of matter. It also deals with the laws and principles governing the changes that matter may undergo.
What is The branch of science that deals with the study of matter and how it changes?
Physics
What is the branch of science that deals with the study of matter and energy?
physics
Different between microstate and configuration chemistry?
Both are study of properties of matter but physics deals with the energy changes assosiatef with the substanse while chemistry deals with the properties, funtion and reactivity of matter
What is the definition of 'subject matter jurisdiction'?
In law, subject matter jurisdiction is the "item" or the "object" of the legal action. Subject matter jurisdiction is a court's power to hear a certain type of case. All courts can't hear all cases. Different courts are set up to hear different types of cases. For instance, federal courts can't hear cases involving purely state related subject matter. Or a small claims court generally can't hear a case involving a dispute over $5,000,000. A juvenile court would have the subject matter jurisdiction to hear a case involving a delinquent child, but would not have subject matter jurisdiction to hear a murder case involving an adult. Subject matter jurisdiction Distinguished from personal jurisdiction - which deals with the basis of a court's authority to try a particular person. Example: Does a NY court have personal jurisdiction over a Texas resident? Subject matter jurisdiction deals with a court's power to try the particular subject matter in front of it *or intended to be brought in front of it.) Example: Is the Circuit court of YouNameIt County permitted to try a case involving more than $12,000?
What is a type of noncriminal law?
Civil law is a type of noncriminal law that deals with disputes between individuals, organizations, or entities. It encompasses a variety of legal issues such as contract disputes, property rights, family law matters, and personal injury claims. The purpose of civil law is to provide remedies and compensation for individuals who have been wronged or suffered harm, rather than punishing individuals for committing crimes.
