- 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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- actio libera in causa; manufacturing the conditions of one's own defence (e.g. getting drunk in order to commit a crime)
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.
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げんいん原因においてじゆう自由なこうい行為をみとめる認めるto recognize the actio libera in causaじゆう自由なこうい行為をひょうか評価するto evaluate the free actげんいん原因においてじゆう自由なこうい行為のれい例example of actio libera in causaほうてき法的せきにん責任をとう問うto question legal responsibilityじゆう自由なこうい行為をおこなう行うto engage in free actsはんざい犯罪のぼうえい防衛をするto make a defense in a crimeよって酔ってこうい行為をするto act while drunkじゆういし自由意志をこうりょ考慮するto consider free willこうい行為のせきにん責任をついきゅう追及するto pursue responsibility for actionsじゆう自由なこうい行為をてきよう適用するto apply the concept of free acts