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liability
(redirected from Criminal liability)

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liability (lībil´itē),
n the state of being bound by law or justice to do something or to make good something; legal responsibility.
liability
financial or legal responsibility.
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potential responsibility for payment of damages or other court-enforcement in a lawsuit, as distinguished from criminal liability, which means open to punishment for a crime.
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