Términos

Rama de la jurispidencia relacionada con crímenes.

Una rama del derecho que trata con la organización del gobierno, las responsabilidades de las instituciones públicas y oficiales y las relaciones entre el gobierno y sus ciudadanos, así como también las de un estado soberano a otro.

El derecho de un dueño de terrenos ribereños para acceder y usar la ribera y el agua.

Libertades personales que pertenecen a cada individuo en razón de su condición de ciudadano de un determinado país o comunidad.

Derecho exclusivo, legalmente asegurado para reproducir (por escrito o impreso), publicar y vender el tema y la forma de una obra literaria, musical o artístico.

Derechos que poseen las mujeres, por lo general considerados iguales a los de los hombres.

Derechos que una sociedad considera poseen todo humanos, particularmente aquellos derechos estimados como fundamental en virtud de ser humano.

The process of removing historical restorations. A common reason is that the old restorations are now considered bad practice.

Se refiere a aquellas pistolas “derringers” fabricadas por Henry Deringer, el armero de Filadelfia que fue el primero en desarrollar este tipo de pistolas.

Information describing the source or prior work from which the current resource is created or adapted.

Descriptions of the processes or techniques used to derive a resource from another source.

Works that are based upon one or more pre-existing works, such as a translation, musical arrangement, dramatization, fictionalization, motion picture version, sound recording, art reproduction, abridgment, condensation, or any other form in which a work may be recast, transformed, or adapted.

Members of an order including 1,800 species of insects that are characterized by large membranous hindwings that lie hidden under short, leathery forewings. The name earwig is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word meaning "ear creature," probably because of a widespread ancient superstition that earwigs penetrated the head by crawling into the ears of sleeping people.

Generic term for any inflammatory skin condition.

One of the four genera of skin beetles.

Members of a species of beetle, the common name of which reflects that it may infest household larders, feeding upon cheese, dried meats, and raw animal hides; the larva is characterized by short and long reddish-brown or black hair and other distinguishing markings.

Family containing up to 700 species in four genera of beetles, including the larder beetle, hide or leather beetle, carpet beetle, and khapra beetle, among others. The wormlike larvae of members of this family are the only beetle larvae that are covered with hair.

Order that contains a single family with two genera and two living species of flying lemur.