flight
flight n. 逃匿;逃避审判;畏罪潜逃(→fugitive from justice; extradition)
minimum en route instrument flight rule altitude 〈美〉联邦民航局制定的空中交通规则
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flight from prosecution 逃避追诉 指犯罪嫌疑人为避免逮捕、拘留、接受指控或继续审判而主动逃离或隐匿,而不论其是否逃离司法管辖区。包括在被发觉有犯罪嫌疑前就逃离犯罪地区。 (→flee from justice; fugitive)
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flight. The act or an instance of fleeing, esp. to evade arrest or prosecution (the judge denied bail because the defendant is a flight risk). — Also termed flight from prosecution; flee from justice.
capital flight. The sending of large amounts of investment money out of a country, usu. as a result of panic caused by political turmoil or a severe recession.
constructive flight 〈美〉推定的外逃 一种假设,指推定某人在本州犯罪并逃亡他州,从而要求按逃犯将其遣返本州。
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divine right of kings. The political theory that the sovereign is a direct representative of God and has the right to rule absolutely by virtue of birth. “Divine Right of Kings … originated in the mediaeval concept of God’s award of temporal power to civil rulers and spiritual power to the Church. It was claimed
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piracy, n. 1. Robbery, kidnapping, or other criminal violence committed at sea. [Cases: Criminal Law 45.50.] 2. A similar crime committed aboard a plane or other vehicle; hijacking. [Cases: Aviation 16. C.J.S. Aeronautics and Aerospace §§ 284–285, 287.] air piracy. The crime of using force or threat to seize control of an aircraft; the hijacking
The area above the legally established minimum flight altitudes, including the area needed to ensure safe takeoffs and landings of aircraft. 49 USCA § 40102(a)(30). [Cases: Aviation 3, 231. C.J.S. Aeronautics and Aerospace §§ 7–9, 21, 73.]
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fledwite n. (英格兰古法) (1)(对罚金的)免除 逃犯因自愿交纳罚款〔fine〕或因赦免而不再被认为违反王国秩序〔within the king’s peace〕后,对其应交罚金〔amercement〕的免除。 (2)(逃犯为不再被认为违反王国秩序而交纳的)罚款(=fletwit; flitwit; flightwite)