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'''''Malum in se''''' is a [[Latin]] term which literally means "bad in itself" regardless of the good or bad intentions behind the act. An example in American [[law]] is murder. An example in [[religious]] law is [[blasphemy]]. | '''''Malum in se''''' is a [[Latin]] term which literally means "bad in itself" regardless of the good or bad intentions behind the act. An example in American [[law]] is murder. An example in [[religious]] law is [[blasphemy]]. | ||
| − | ==See | + | ==See also== |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives#Malum In Se .28Evil in Itself.29 versus Malum Prohibitum .28Wrong Prohibited.29|Malum In Se (Evil in Itself) versus Malum Prohibitum (Wrong Prohibited]]) as it pertains to [[gun control]] |
| − | [[Category : Law]] | + | [[Category:Law]] |
| − | [[Category : Latin Phrases]] | + | [[Category:Latin Phrases]] |
| − | [[Category : Ethics]] | + | [[Category:Ethics]] |