criminal suit

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criminal suit - a lawsuit alleging violations of criminal law by the defendant

causa, lawsuit, suit, case, cause - a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy; "the family brought suit against the landlord"

law, jurisprudence - the collection of rules imposed by authority; "civilization presupposes respect for the law"; "the great problem for jurisprudence to allow freedom while enforcing order"

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case causa cause lawsuit suit			The northern state of Kano filed civil and criminal suits against Pfizer demanding 2. Pfizer, Nigeria sign $75 mln settlement in drug suit: official by AFP / AFP Global Edition Its investigation is a civil suit not a criminal suit which means that the death of the individual concerned does not end potential proceedings. Kuwaiti investor found dead, apparent suicide by CPI Financial Kano state filed civil and criminal suits against Pfizer demanding the multi-billion dollar compensation, as well as the prosecution of staff, for what it said was an illegal test of Trovan on 200 children. Pfizer close to settling multi-billion dollar Nigerian case by AFP / AFP American Edition			Crimean Crimean War Crimeful Crimeless crimen injuria crimewave criminal Criminal action criminal congress criminal contempt criminal conversation criminal court Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada Criminal Investigation Command Criminal Investigation Department criminal justice criminal law criminal lawyer criminal maintenance criminal negligence criminal offence criminal offense criminal possession criminal prosecution criminal record criminal suit criminalisation criminalise criminalism criminalist criminality criminalization criminalize criminally Criminalness criminate Crimination Criminative Criminatory crimini criminogenic criminological criminologist criminology Criminous crimmer crimogenic Crimosin crimp Crimpage crimped			Criminal record check Criminal Record Report Criminal Record Search Criminal Records Criminal Records Criminal Records Bureau Criminal Records Bureau Disclosure Criminal Records Bureau for Scotland Criminal Records Information Management System Criminal Records Name Check Criminal Records Office Criminal Records Review Act Criminal Reference Letter criminal released at large criminal remotion criminal removement Criminal Report Affidavit Criminal Reports of New Zealand Criminal Responsibility Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance Criminal scheme Criminal scheme criminal setting of fires Criminal sexual abuse Criminal sexual abuse Criminal sexual abuse Criminal Sexual Conduct Criminal Statute Identification Program criminal suit Criminal syndicate Criminal syndicate Criminal syndicate criminal transmission Criminal Trespass Criminal Trespass Criminal Trespass Criminal Trespass Criminal Trespass Warning Criminal trial Criminal trial criminal trial lawyer for the people Criminal Trial Listing Directorate criminal unchastity criminal under suspension of sentence Criminal/Questionable History criminalisation criminalise criminalised criminalises criminalising criminalism criminalist criminalist criminalist Criminalistic Examination by Experts criminalistics criminalistics criminalistics Criminaliter

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