Legal Definitions - praebentes causam mortis

Praebentes causam mortis is a Latin term that refers to individuals who cause or occasion the death of another person.

Examples of praebentes causam mortis include:

• A person who intentionally harms another individual, resulting in their death.
• A driver who operates a vehicle recklessly, causing a fatal accident.
• A doctor who administers the wrong medication or dosage, leading to a patient's death.

These examples illustrate how individuals can be held responsible for causing the death of another person through their actions or negligence.