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Illegally imprisoning someone is called "false imprisonment." This occurs when a person is confined or restrained against their will without lawful authority or justification. False imprisonment can involve physical barriers, threats, or coercion, and it is considered a violation of an individual's personal liberty.
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Illegally copying someone intellectual property is called what?
copyright infringement
Someone from another country who lives in the US illegally is called?
An undocumented immigrant
What is the verb from of Prison?
The verb form of "prison" is "imprison." It means to confine or incarcerate someone in a prison or similar place.
What do you call someone who lives an area illegally?
Illegal resident of a country are often called Illegal Aliens.
Is it right to imprison someone for being a conscientious objector?
It is not right because if your a conscientious objector the person you imprisoned will imprison you if he gets out of prison and finds out you are one.
How do you report someone downloading movies illegally?
that's my question how do you report someone for illegally downloading movies and selling them
What is it called when someone gains unauthorized access to your personal data and uses it illegally?
This is often referred to as "Identity Theft"
What is an 8 letter word for holding someone hostage?
prisoner imprison kidnapped
Imprison relocate incarcerate in order?
The terms "imprison," "incarcerate," and "relocate" refer to different actions regarding individuals. "Imprison" and "incarcerate" both involve confining someone, typically due to legal reasons, while "relocate" means to move someone from one place to another without the implication of confinement. In order of severity regarding confinement, it would be "imprison" and "incarcerate" first, followed by "relocate," which does not imply imprisonment.
What was the bill passed that makes the king charge someone with a crime if they are going to imprison them?
Habeas Corpus
What is he prefix of imprison?
The prefix of "imprison" is "im-".
What do you call someone who seizes power illegally?
homos
