Middle English, from the Latin apprehendere, literally, to grasp, from ad- + prehendere to grasp – more to get In the writing I worked on, a man pursues a woman to arrest her husband. To stop is to grasp physically or mentally. So to stop a thief is to catch him. But capturing confusing news or understanding a difficult concept in physics means understanding it – that is, “grasping” it mentally. If you are worried about something that is going to happen, it means that you have seized all the unpleasant opportunities and are waiting with fear or anxiety. In 2020, 26% of migrants apprehended by the Border Patrol had been apprehended more than once, compared to 7% the previous year. Can a God who enjoys power, who cannot resist anything in the world, understand that His intentions can be thwarted? Boya Dee tweeted live moments after the attack when police arrived to arrest the suspects and injure both. The verb to apprehend has remained largely the same since the original Latin, both in form and in meaning. It comes from apprehendere, “to grasp or to grasp”. The word referred to learning “to grasp or grasp with the mind” – but in the 1540s meant “to grasp in the name of the law” or “to stop,” a meaning that remains to this day. The word can also be used to indicate a feeling of anxiety about something that is going to happen. He had his uncle`s revolver with him, but there was little reason to fear the dangers of wild animals.
Latin apprehendere to sefesh, arrest, from ad to + prehendere to seize Although Richard couldn`t help but seize the implied dismissal, he was initially inclined to ignore it. Arrest means being captured or arrested, such as when police try to arrest criminals and bring them to justice. You also grasp a concept when you understand it, grasp its meaning, or grasp it. When Arlington police first tried to arrest Price, “he jumped off a platform and ran into a subway tunnel toward Du Pentagon subway station.” Angels have a constitution that distinguishes them from man, but with him they understand the authority of the one moral law. A minimal police investigation into McCoy`s death meant a lack of evidence, so when two suspects were arrested and eventually prosecuted three years later, both men were eventually acquitted. She began to look with her own eyes; to see and understand the deeper undercurrents of life. When the OSS brought together the Operation Bernhard network, it planned to arrest the participants who were not yet in detention. Officials from the Alexandria Animal Welfare League “stopped the snake” after a caller said it was found near block 400 of Gibbon Street, the organization said. After all, even if the court decided to lay charges, it would not be able to arrest the wanted suspects. “The person who appeared to be perhaps under the influence was arrested and removed from the roadway,” Ly said. APPREHENSION, Practical.
The capture or arrest of a person. The term arrest applies to criminal cases and arrest to civil cases; Because an authorized person can be arrested in civil proceedings and arrested on the basis of a penal order. Someone pulls Chan and hits him with his elbows and he is briefly distracted when he tries to stop his attacker. Fear of attack is an element of self-defense defense that can be used in law enforcement for bodily injury and battery, manslaughter, or murder. A person who acts under the fear of an attack does not have to fear an injury. It is sufficient that there is a real probability of injury to justify the person taking measures to protect himself. In civil law. A physical or physical act (corpus) of a person who intends to come into possession of a thing by which he puts himself in such a relationship with the thing that he can submit it to his exclusive control; or by which he acquires the physical capacity to exercise his power over matter whenever he wishes. One of the conditions for the acquisition of judicial property by which possession is acquired in conjunction with intent (animus,). Mackeld. Rome. Law, A reasonable belief in the possibility of imminent injury or death by another person that justifies a person acting in self-defense against the potential attack.
Powered by Black`s Law Dictionary, Free 2nd ed. and The Law Dictionary. The arrest and arrest of a person suspected of having committed a criminal offence. Practice. The seizure, removal or arrest of a person on the basis of a criminal charge. The term “arrest” is used exclusively for criminal cases and “arrest” for criminal and civil cases. Cummings v. Clinton County, 181 MB. 1G2, 79 p.w. 1127; County of Ralls v. Stephens, 104 MB.
c. 115, 78 p.w. 291; Hogan v. Stoph-let. 179 111. 150, 53 N. E. 004, 44 L.
R. A. 809. To grasp, whether with the mind, and therefore to understand, to believe, to fear, to fear, (Trogdon v. State, 133 Ind. I, 32 N. E. 725;) or actually and physically, and thus to initiate criminal proceedings; to be taken; (Hogan v. Stophlet, 179,111.
150, 53 N.E. 604, 44 R.S. A. 809.).