2. Noun. The commission of a criminal act, the violation or breaking of a law. ¹
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Definition of Lawbreaking
1. [n -S]
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1. Play in Education by Joseph Lee (1915)
"The especial form of the law which the Big Injun is obeying in his lawbreaking
our study of his games has largely shown. Partly it is the law of hunting or ..."
2. The Christian Science Journal by Mary Baker Eddy (1910)
"lawbreaking DR. EDMUND F. BURTON THERE is a something in the heart (if mankind
which ever rebels against limitation. There is nothing one so loves to do as ..."
3. "An American Commoner": The Life and Times of Richard Parks Bland. A Study by William Vincent Byars (1900)
"Frying Out the Fat" of lawbreaking Combinations.—Trusts in no Danger From the
Collectors of Campaign Funds.—Mills and Factories Closed by Restriction and ..."
4. Statistical Report by New York (N.Y.). Police Dept (1906)
"lawbreaking is the easiest business and the most lucrative, ... Its profits for
slight effort are enormous, and lawbreaking has been able to entrench itself ..."
5. Addresses at the Republican National Convention, 1904: Nominating for by Henry Kanegsberg (1904)
"Yes, there is lawbreaking and disorder. lawbreaking in the formation of trusts;
lawbreaking at times in the organization of labor when it goes on strike. ..."
6. Anti-injunction Bill by United States, Committee on the Judiciary, Congress, House (1904)
"The enactment of this bill into law will give no aid or encouragement to lawbreaking
or lawbreakers. We discover nothing in this proposed legislation that ..."
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