不作為犯 | Japanese meaning

不作為犯【ふさくいはん】

Alsoふさくいはん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

crime of omission

This term refers to a situation where a person fails to act, thereby committing a crime by not fulfilling a legal duty to act. It highlights the legal consequences of inaction.

He was prosecuted as a crime of omission.

不作為犯【ふさくいはん】

Alsoふさくいはん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

crime of omission

This term refers to a situation where a person fails to act, thereby committing a crime by not fulfilling a legal duty to act. It highlights the legal consequences of inaction.

He was prosecuted as a crime of omission.

不

N44

意negative; non-; bad; ugly; clumsy

音フ、ブ

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作

N42

意make; production; prepare; build

訓つく.る、つく.り、-づく.り

音サク、サ

名くり、さか、さっ、づくり、とも、なお、はぎ、まさか

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為

N1常用

意do; change; make; benefit; welfare; be of use; reach to; try; practice; cost; serve as; good; advantage; as a result of

訓ため、な.る、な.す、す.る、たり、つく.る、なり

音イ

名びい

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犯

N35

意crime; sin; offense

訓おか.す

音ハン、ボン

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不作為犯【ふさくいはん】

Alsoふさくいはん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

crime of omission

This term refers to a situation where a person fails to act, thereby committing a crime by not fulfilling a legal duty to act. It highlights the legal consequences of inaction.

He was prosecuted as a crime of omission.

不作為犯【ふさくいはん】

Alsoふさくいはん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

crime of omission

This term refers to a situation where a person fails to act, thereby committing a crime by not fulfilling a legal duty to act. It highlights the legal consequences of inaction.