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Differences between a crime and a tort
In my country, the main differences between a crime and a tort consist in :
the kind of penalty: whereas civil law generally punishes a tort with a fine and gives to the injured party the possibility to sue for damages. Criminal law punishes also with the privation of freedom by putting the criminal in prison. In my country, the capital punishment is forbidden even though with there’s the life imprisonment (this one is forbidden for minors) (Capital punishment, in my country, is forbidden even for those with life imprisonment. However, life imprisonment is forbidden for minors.)
Furthermore, the main aim ( purpose) of criminal law is to prevent that people commit crimes people from making crimes.) so The States have a main role in the trial therefore when a public officer hear( do you mean here? Here as in Italy) of a crime has the duty to start the investigations even though the victim doesn’t want to sue his perpetrator. (Therefore, the states have a main role in the trial when a public officer learns of the crime. The officer has the duty to start the investigation even if the victim doesn't want to sue his perpetrator.)
Sorry for all the corrections. It might be a little confusing. If you have any quetions let me know.
Differences between a crime and a tort
In my country, the main differences between a crime and a tort consist in of:
the kind of penalty: whereas civil law generally punishes a tort with a fine and gives to the injured party the possibility to sue for damages, criminal law punishes also with the privation of freedom, putting the criminal in prison. In my country the capital punishment is forbidden even tough though there’s the life imprisonment (this one is forbidden for minors)
Furthermore, the main aim of criminal law is to prevent that people from committing crimes, so the States have a main role in the trial. Therefore, when a public officer hears of a crime, they has have the a duty to start the investigations even though the victim doesn’t want to sue his perpetrator.
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