においてな【げんいんにおいてじゆうなこうい】

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)
  1. actio libera in causa; manufacturing the conditions of one's own defence (e.g. getting drunk in order to commit a crime)
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  • においてな【げんいんにおいてじゆうなこうい】
  • げんいんにおいてじゆうなこうい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. actio libera in causa; manufacturing the conditions of one's own defence (e.g. getting drunk in order to commit a crime)
    2. This phrase refers to a legal principle where a person, by their actions, creates a situation in which they can defend themselves, often used to describe someone who deliberately engages in reckless behavior to justify a future crime or defense.
    He got drunk and committed violence, but that was because he chose to drink.
    That action was one where he manufactured a reason to do something by getting drunk.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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