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Legal Definitions - moral wrong

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Definition of moral wrong

Definition: An act that goes against the principles of natural justice.

Examples:

  • Stealing from someone
  • Lying to someone
  • Breaking a promise

These examples illustrate moral wrong because they involve actions that are considered unjust and unethical. They violate the basic principles of fairness and honesty that are expected in human interactions.

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Simple Definition

A moral wrong is when someone does something that goes against what is considered fair and just. It is not necessarily against the law, but it is still not right. For example, lying to someone or treating them unfairly is a moral wrong. It is important to try to do what is right and treat others with kindness and respect.

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