reasonable-apprehension test. Patents. A judicial analysis to decide whether there is a justiciable controversy between a patentee and an alleged infringer. • The test has two elements: (1) the patentee must make an explicit threat or take other action that makes another person reasonably believe that an infringement suit is likely, and (2) the other […]
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apprehension n. (1)逮捕(被指控犯罪者) (2)了解；知悉 (3)忧虑；恐惧 (4)(大陆法)控制 指对事物的事实上的完全控制。控制加上故意〔intention〕构成法律上的占有〔judicial possession〕。
apprehensio (ap-ri-hen-see-oh). [Latin] 1. APPREHENSION(1). 2. Civil law. Seizure; a procedure for acquiring something that belongs to no one. • It is a type of occupatio.
apprehension, n. 1. Seizure in the name of the law; arrest (apprehension of a criminal). [Cases: Arrest 68(4). C.J.S. Arrest § 45.] 2. Perception; comprehension; belief (the tort of assault requires apprehension by the plaintiff of imminent contact). 3. Fear; anxiety (most people approach public speaking with some apprehension). — apprehend, vb.
impeding apprehension 〈英〉妨碍司法逮捕罪 指意图妨碍对犯可逮捕罪〔arrestable offense〕的人进行逮捕和起诉的犯罪行为。此种犯罪行为以前被视为事后从犯。妨碍司法逮捕罪的主要表现有隐匿犯罪分子、为犯罪分子提供逃跑手段、毁灭定罪证据等。被告人是否知道该人为罪犯不影响此罪的构成。
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apprehension of injury 伤害之虑 构成避免伤害义务的基础和过失的基本要件。也即承担风险的一个基本辩护理由。
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attempt to attempt. A first step made toward a criminal attempt of some sort, such as a failed effort to mail someone a note inciting that person to engage in criminal conduct. • As a general rule, courts do not recognize an attempt to commit a crime that is itself an attempt. But some jurisdictions
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de arrestando ipsum qui pecuniam recepit (dee ar-[schwa]-stan-doh ip-s[ schwa]m kwI p[schwa]-kyoo-nee-[schwa]m ri-see-pit), n. [Law Latin “for the apprehension of one who took the king’s money”] Hist. A writ ordering the arrest of a person who took the king’s money for war service, and then hid to keep from serving.
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blood money 赎罪金；人身赔偿金 即赎杀金，凶手支付给受害人亲属的赔偿金，适用于所有的暴力犯罪。通常也指因对犯有死罪〔capital crimes〕的人进行拘捕〔apprehension〕和定罪〔conviction〕而支付的报酬或赏金。(→weregild)