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Coroner

Coroner is a term which is originally referring to the representative of the crown in England. In the United States, it is currently refers to an elected official authorized to investigate the circumstances and causes of death of individuals who were not under the care of a physician at the time of death, who died suddenly, who died under suspicious conditions, or who died as a result of accidents, suicide, or homicide

Corpora cavernosa

Corpora cavernosa is the plural form of of Corpus cavernosum (cavernous body) which are the areas in the penis or clitoris that is filled with blood during erection.

Corporate Crime

Corporate Crime refers to a crime committed by corporate employees or owners to financially advantage a corporation.

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Corporate fraud

Corporate Fraud rerers to the dishonest abuse of position, usually by senior members of staff, to facilitate the misrepresentation of a company"s true financial position.

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Corporate identity

Corporate Identity theft refers the misappropriation of the Identity of a company or business, without that entity"s knowledge or consent, usually in Order to facilitate a fraud.

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Corpus callosum

Corpus Callosum maybe defined as:

1. The band of nerve fibers connecting the two hemispheres (the left and the right hemispheres) of the brain (cerebral cortex) and transmits infor

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Corpus spongiosum

Corpus spongiosum means "spongy body,” the erectile tissue in the penis that contains the urethra.

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Correct rejection

Correct rejection is a term used when a witness correctly states that the person who committed the Crime is not present in

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