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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Transact
When you say the relationship between parties who TRANSACTED the offence -
Does it mean ONLY the relationship between co-offenders or,
can it mean the relationship between offender and victim as well?
I think 'transact' means carried out so we say victim and the offender transacted the offence?
Does it mean ONLY the relationship between co-offenders or,
can it mean the relationship between offender and victim as well?
I think 'transact' means carried out so we say victim and the offender transacted the offence?
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"transacted" seems an inappropriate verb. I wondered whether it was jargon in some field, but Google search for "transacted the offence" returns a big fat zero relevant hits. We say that the offender "committed" the offence.
- "transacted" seems an inappropriate verb.
- I wondered whether it was jargon in some field, but Google search for "transacted the offence" returns a big fat zero relevant hits.
- We say that the offender "committed" the offence.
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"transacted" seems an inappropriate verb. I wondered whether it was jargon in some field, but Google search for "transacted the offence" returns a big fat zero relevant hits. We say that the offender "committed" the offence.
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