CHEM 202 Chapter Notes - Chapter 21-22: Corpus Delicti
5 Jul 2018
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Corps
1. organized body of persons
2. branch of the military
Corpse
dead body
Corpulent
bulky; obese; very fat
Corpus
general collection or body of writings, laws, etc...
Corpuscle
1. blood cell
2. minute particle
Corpus delicti
1. facts proving that a crime has been committed
2. body of the victim in a murder case
Espirit de corps
spirit of a body of persons: group
Habeas Corpus
1. writ(order) requiring a detained person to be brought before a court to investigate the
legality of that person's detention
2. right of a citizen to secure court protection against illegal imprisonment
incorporate
combine so as to form one body
Aqueduct
artificial channel or conducting water over a distance
Conducive
tending to lead to; contributive; helpful
Conduct
lead; guide; escort
Deduction
1. taking away; subtracting
2. reasoning from the general to particular
Duct
tube or channel for conducting a liquid, air, etc.
Ductile
1. able to be drawn out or hammered thin
2. easily led; docile
Induce
lead on; move by persuasion
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Document Summary
Corps: organized body of persons, branch of the military. Corpus general collection or body of writings, laws, etc Corpus delicti: facts proving that a crime has been committed, body of the victim in a murder case. Espirit de corps spirit of a body of persons: group. Aqueduct artificial channel or conducting water over a distance. Deduction: taking away; subtracting, reasoning from the general to particular. Duct tube or channel for conducting a liquid, air, etc. Ductile: able to be drawn out or hammered thin, easily led; docile. Induction: ceremony by which one is made a member; initiation, reasoning from the particular to general. Viaduct bridge for conducting a road or railroad over a valley, river, etc. Consequence: that which follows logically; result, importance. Execute: follow through to completion; carry out, put to death. Non sequitur statement that does not follow from previous statements. Prosecute: follow to the end until finished.
