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apprehend

apprehend latin apprehendere to seize arrest from ad to prehendere to

subsequently convicted of the offence for which he was so apprehended as to incorrigible rogues it is enacted that it shall

not perceptible not to be apprehended or cognized by the senses not discernible by the mind

that c is z and thereby intentionally causes a to apprehend c here b abets by instigation the apprehension of c

justice administration act 1861 s 8 provide compensation to persons apprehending certain offenders in certain cases arrest is a part of

an apprehension it is not essential that the party should apprehend immediate dissolution it is sufficient if he apprehend it to

the drunkard if he escapes from the retreat may be apprehended and sent back by order of a justice of the

n a person suspected of a crime also a person apprehended for but not yet charged with an offense s 601

knowing or apprehending by the understanding as cognitive power

capable of being known or apprehended as cognizable causes

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