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  1. 21-Feb-2007, 22:08 #1
    Hanka
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    Default in qualified form

    Hi,

    could you please tell me what "in qualified form" means in the following sentence:

    The person has been arrested in the UK for instigation to murder in qualified form and has been charged ...

    Thank you very much.

    Hanka
  2. 22-Feb-2007, 06:23 #2
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    Default Re: in qualified form

    Could it mean that "instigation to murder" is restricted in its meaning?
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