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What is the definition of a public wrong punishable by the state in criminal proceedings?
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The definition provided describes an act or omission that is a public wrong, punishable by the state in criminal proceedings. This is the definition of a crime.
- a) Omission refers specifically to a failure to act, which is only one part of the broader definition.
- b) Crime encompasses both acts and omissions that are deemed public wrongs and are punishable by law.
- c) Juridical relates to law or legal proceedings, but it is not the term for the act itself.
- d) Intention is a mental state, often an element of a crime, but not the definition of the crime itself.
The correct option is b.
The answer is:
b. Crime
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