qualified

[Hanka]

Hi,

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

Its domain is more serious crimes, such as murders, bodily harm, economic, financial and property criminality with very high damages or with a particularly qualified manner in which the crime was committed.

Thanks a lot!

Hanka

[susiedqq]

Its domain is more serious crimes, such as murders, bodily harm, economic, financial and property criminality with very high damages or with a particularly qualified manner in which the crime was committed.

This is a list of the serious crime:
1)murders
2)bodily harm,
3)economic, financial and property criminal acts.
4) qualified manner crimes


"with very high damages" further describes the group (3)

the "or" begins the last of the series. A "particulary qualified manner" probably mean those with a specific MO, like a serial killer or terrorist cell group with a specific plan.

[Hanka]

What's MO?

[Hanka]

ah, you probably mean "modus operandi"

[susiedqq]