breaking a case
breaking a case (1)(合议庭的法官在正式作出判决之前互相就案件)交换意见 (2)破案 指犯罪侦查人员宣布主要犯罪嫌疑人已被逮捕,案件告破。
housebreaking n. 破门入户罪 指怀着犯重罪的意图闯入他人住宅或其他建筑物的犯罪。在英格兰,这一「破门入户罪」已经在1968年为制定法上的夜盗罪所取代,但在苏格兰法中,这一罪名仍然存在。在美国,「破门入户」系夜盗罪的构成要件之一。 (→burglary)
breaking up highways 〈英〉破坏街道公共设施 指破坏街道、水槽、地下排水管道等公共设施。
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Hist. The rule that a bailee who had lawful possession of property delivered in bulk and wrongfully took the property committed larceny only if the bailee broke the
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breaking bail 受托人盗窃罪 历史上,若寄托合同〔bailment〕中受托人破开包裹(装),即为犯罪,但若只是侵占整个包裹而未挪用包内物品,则不构成犯罪。(→breaking bulk)
breaking a patent. The act of demonstrating that a patent is invalid or unenforceable because it was used unlawfully by the patentee (esp. in violation of antitrust laws), or improperly issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office because of fraud, the existence of prior art, or any other barrier to proper issuance. • Defendants
breaking, n. Criminal law. In the law of burglary, the act of entering a building without permission. [Cases: Burglary 9(1). C.J.S. Burglary §§ 11–12, 14–16, 20.] “[T]o constitute a breaking at common law, there had to be the creation of a breach or opening; a mere trespass at law was insufficient. If the occupant of
breaking and entry 破门(窗)闯入 普通法上规定夜盗罪〔burglary〕必须具备破门和闯入两个要件,制定法的夜盗与普通法不同,例如,带有犯意闯入某建筑物,即使未有破门行为,亦构成夜盗。
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