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What is the very basis for classifying the crime in Criminal Law? Thanks.‎

Is crime a violation of social standards or of legal code or both?‎

What is the differences between spectrophotometry and chromatography?‎

 

Answer added by  Mohamed Ali, Technical Support, Almisehal Group
8 years ago

The crime in fact basically is a voilation to a social order or system, and violation to the law as well.

 

Answer added by  Gayasuddin Mohammed, Advocate, Practicing Law before High Court at Hyderabad
8 years ago

Intention is the very basis for classifying the crime in Criminal Law. So intentional crimes are the heinous crimes when compared to unintentional ones. Ex : Murder - You ... See More

 

Answer added by  abdellah elhrgma
8 years ago

crime is violation of social standards

 

Answer added by  وائل عماد مصطفى محمد البدراوى, مدير محاسبة التكاليف, Balbaa group
1 year ago

طبعا جريمة 

 

Answer added by  Farhana Siddique Fari, Coordinator, Coordinator at DFA, Dr Fazeela Abbasi, Advanced Skin, Laser & Hair Institute, Islamabad.
8 years ago

I am in total agreement with your Astounding submission Mr.  Gayasuddin Mohammed. Thanks!

 

Answer added by  Omar Saad Ibrahem Alhamadani, Snr. HR & Finance Officer , Sarri Zawetta Company
8 years ago

Thanks I support your answer dear Mr. Mohammad

 

Answer added by  Otogiakhe Raphael, Safety Representative, Vita construction limited
8 years ago

Crime is an improper act in the society.