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what's the difference among culprit, perpetrator and criminal?
what's the difference among culprit, perpetrator and criminal?
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2 de ago de 2016 08:42
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Criminal
One who has committed a crime.
One who has been convicted of a crime.
Constituting, implying, or involving a crime or an element of a crime.
Pertaining to some aspect of the penal code or its administration.
Culprit
The culprit is defined as the person who is responsible for something, or is the thing that is causing a bad outcome
a person guilty of a crime or offense; offender
ARCHAIC a person accused of a crime, esp. by arraignment before a law court
anything or anyone regarded as the cause of some problem, misfortune, etc.
perpetrator
The definition of a perpetrator is a person who commits an illegal or bad act.
An example of a perpetrator is a person who robs a bank.
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2 de agosto de 2016
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culprit; may have caused the act but may not have (yet) been found or been found guilty of the crime. Can be a person, a company or an object
Perpetrator; as culprit, most likely a human but could also be a company or an animal. Not an object, so a storm could not be a perpetrator but it could be a culprit
Criminal; someone who has been judged by a court of law to have commited a crime. Note that in some countries in history an animal could also be convicted of a crime. A company can also be a criminal. No objects can be a criminal.
2 de agosto de 2016
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Criminal- Guilty of breaking the law. "Committed a crime (breaking the law)"
Culprit- The actual person committing the crime
Perpetrator- A person who carries out illegal, immoral or unjust acts.
They all have very similar meaning and almost all mean the same thing.
Hope this helps
2 de agosto de 2016
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