Infliction - Law Dictionary Search Results
Home Dictionary Name: inflictionInflict
to bear feel or suffer as to inflict blows to inflict a wound with a dagger to inflict severe pain by
infliction of emotional distress
infliction of emotional distress the tort of intentionally or negligently causing
Infliction
the act of inflicting or imposing as the infliction of torment or of punishment
Inflictive
causing infliction acting as an infliction
Inflicter
one who inflicts
assault
assault that is not accompanied by any aggravating factors as infliction of serious injury or use of a dangerous weapon compare
abuse
unfair or excessive use of authority drug 2 a the infliction of physical or emotional injury also the crime of inflicting
Retrenchment
workman for any reason whatsoever otherwise than as a punishment inflicted by way of disciplinary action but does not include a
Torture
law dictionary 7th edn p 1498 torture is strictly the infliction of gradually increasing pain for the purpose of extracting confession
cruel and unusual punishment
to the contemporary morality or jurisprudence as by being degrading inflicting unnecessary and intentional pain or being disproportionate to the offense
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