infraction
21infraction — /ɪnˈfrækʃən/ (say in frakshuhn) noun breach; violation; infringement: an infraction of a treaty; an infraction of the school rules …
22infraction — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin infraction , infractio, from Latin, subduing, from infringere to break more at infringe Date: 15th century the act of infringing ; violation • infract transitive verb …
23infraction — in|frac|tion [ınˈfrækʃən] n [U and C] formal [Date: 1400 1500; : Latin; Origin: infractio, from infringere; INFRINGE] an act of breaking a rule or law infraction of ▪ minor infractions of the rules …
24infraction — A breach, violation, or infringement; as of a law, a contract, a right or duty. A violation of a statute for which the only sentence authorized is a fine and which violation is expressly designated as an infraction …
25infraction — A breach, violation, or infringement; as of a law, a contract, a right or duty. A violation of a statute for which the only sentence authorized is a fine and which violation is expressly designated as an infraction …
26Infraction (France) — Infraction en droit pénal français Introduction générale Droit pénal et ses sources …
27Infraction En Droit Pénal Français — Introduction générale Droit pénal et ses sources …
28Infraction en droit penal francais — Infraction en droit pénal français Introduction générale Droit pénal et ses sources …
29Infraction pénale — Infraction L infraction est une violation d une loi de l État, résultant d un acte externe de l homme, positif ou négatif, socialement imputable, ne se justifiant pas par l accomplissement d un devoir ou l exercice d un droit et qui est frappé d… …
30Infraction flagrante, flagrant délit — ● Infraction flagrante, flagrant délit infraction, délit qui vient ou qui est en train de se commettre …
