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noun criminalization (Amer.)

legislation that changes something to illegal, act of making a legal activity illegal; act of making a person become a criminal by making his/her activities illegal (also criminalisation)

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1. Synonyms: Criminalisation; criminalization Context example: the criminalization of marijuana

2. We sometimes call it "backdoor criminalization."

3. 1 synonym for Criminalisation: criminalization

4. Criminalisation is an alternative form of criminalization. As nouns the difference between Criminalisation and criminalization is that Criminalisation is (chieflybritish) while criminalization is the act of making a previously legal activity illegal

5. Criminalisation - legislation that makes something illegal; "the criminalization of marijuana" …

6. The criminalization of abortion, on the other hand, was a matter of concern.

7. The criminalization of abortion means that many abortions are illegally performed in South Korea.

8. In regard to the criminalization of offences, predominantly legal advice and some assistance in legislative drafting.

9. Jurisprudence Don’t Criminalize COVID-19 The ignominious history of HIV criminalization shows why punishing people who spread the coronavirus is a terrible idea.

10. In that connection he cited the criminalization of abortion, even in case of rape, in which a woman ended up being doubly victimized.

11. In that connection he cited the criminalization of abortion, even in case of rape, in which a woman ended up being doubly victimized

12. Many proponents of abolitionism or criminalization of prostitution commonly use ten reasons based on studies done on the effects of prostitution in countries where it is legalized or decriminalized.

13. Criminalisation: 1 n legislation that makes something illegal Synonyms: criminalization Antonyms: deCriminalisation , decriminalization legislation that makes something legal that was formerly illegal Type of: lawmaking , legislating , legislation the act of making or enacting laws

14. ‘novels that Befool almost every intelligence’ More example sentences ‘We know there is no sincerity either from opposition or the ruling alliance to end the criminalization of politics here, they are just fighting political battles and Befooling the nation.’

15. As regards criminalization of participation as an accomplice in bribery offences, several States indicated that this was achieved through provisions in their criminal code of general application establishing liability for aiding, abetting or participating as an accomplice in offences

16. So, on what I contend is a plausible version of the harm principle, Criminalizers would be required to consider whether collateral consequences constitute harms (or perhaps wrongful harms) and to take them into account accordingly in making criminalization decisions.

17. The problematic features of the British-drafted Indian Penal Code include the prohibition of “sedition,” defined loosely as speech or actions promoting “disaffection against the government established by law”; the criminalization of homosexual acts; and the uneven prosecution of adultery.

18. Although Guyana has now criminalized the commission of a “terrorist act” and has provided for the criminalization of ancillary offences such as aiding, abetting, inciting, facilitating...etc the commission of terrorist acts, nowhere in Guyana’s legislation is the financing of terrorism a specific offence.

19. Each State Party shall adopt such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as criminal offences participation as the perpetrator, co-perpetrator, instigator, accomplice, abettor or in any other capacity in the commission, attempted commission, association with or conspiracy to commit any of the acts referred to in article [...] [Criminalization of corruption of public officials] of this Convention, as well as conduct by any person who, with knowledge of the aim of an act of corruption, takes an active part in organizing, managing, aiding, abetting, facilitating, authorizing or counselling such acts.

20. Each State Party shall adopt such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as criminal offences participation as the perpetrator, co-perpetrator, instigator, accomplice, abettor or in any other capacity in the commission, attempted commission, association with or conspiracy to commit any of the acts referred to in article [...] [Criminalization of corruption of public officials] of this Convention, as well as conduct by any person who, with knowledge of the aim of an act of corruption, takes an active part in organizing, managing, aiding, abetting, facilitating, authorizing or counselling such acts