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delict
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delict (dilikt´),
n a wrong or an injury; an offense; a violation of public or private obligation.


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xxi) McMahon demonstrates how delicts were fashioned, sustained, and then eventually discarded.
Americans and Europeans have different traditions in the law of torts, or delicts.
60) Justice Frankfurter summarized the classic rationales for the crime of conspiracy: [C]ollective criminal agreement partnership in crime--presents a greater potential threat to the public than individual delicts.
 
 
 
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