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If you beat someone up on your own property will you get arrested?
Yes, you can still be arrested for assaulting someone on your own property. The law applies regardless of where the assault takes place.
Do you have to press charges if someone takes your car without consent?
No, you are not required to press charges if someone takes your car without consent. It is ultimately up to your discretion whether to involve law enforcement or pursue legal action.
What is it called when you hire someone to beat up someone else?
Hiring someone to beat up another person is commonly referred to as assault or hiring a hitman. It is illegal and punishable by law.
What do you call it when someone can't come near you by law?
A Restraining Order.
What is a word that means what happens if someone broke the law?
Someone who breaks the law is arrested.
Who Took the law into their own hands?
A vigilante is a person who takes the law into his or her own hands
What is the group that took law into their own hands called?
A group that takes the law into their own hands is often referred to as vigilantes. Vigilantes operate outside of the legal system, typically to enforce what they believe to be justice, often in response to perceived failures of law enforcement or legal institutions. Their actions can lead to significant legal and ethical dilemmas, as they may undermine the rule of law and due process.
The army takes charge is what type of government?
When an Army takes charge it is call Marshial Law
What is someone called who runs from the law to a church?
This is called "sanctuary".
What do you call a person who puts the law in his own hands?
Is called a 'Vigilante'.
When was The Bloody Hands of the Law created?
The Bloody Hands of the Law was created in 1973.
What is a court case called when someone breaks the law?
breaking the law would constitute a criminal case.
What is the duration of The Bloody Hands of the Law?
The duration of The Bloody Hands of the Law is 1.33 hours.
What does visual anti mean?
I think you mean vigilante, which is somebody that takes the law in his own hands. Like beating somebody up that tries to steel.
What does vigilante mean in Spanish?
In Spanish, "vigilante" refers to a person who is watchful or alert, often in the context of guarding or overseeing something. It can also imply someone who takes the law into their own hands, similar to the English term "vigilante." The word can describe a security guard or someone who actively monitors a situation, but its connotation can vary based on context.
Someone who has not committed a crime?
.... is called a law abiding citizen.
What is the legal term called when someone has legal protection under the law?
immunity
