Suicide definition:
To intentionally take one's own life.
Related Terms: Euthanasia
Historically, suicide was known by the Latin expression felo de se or felonia de se.
Suicide
(n) Suicide is defined as the act of killing oneself, with an intention to end his own life for whatever reason, with out any external influence and help. Suicide differ from accident where there is no intention to die.
Assisted Suicide Suicide of a terminally ill or otherwise incapable person with help (such as painless drugs) from a physician, family member, or other individual. A form of euthanasia, assisted suicide is illegal in almost all states.
suicide
n. the intentional killing of oneself. Ironically, its a crime, but if successful there is no one to punish. However, attempted suicide can be a punishable crime (seldom charged against one surviving the attempt).
Suicide Pacts
S4(1) Homicide Act 1957 introduced the defence of suicide pact. Parliament's intention was to show some compassion for those who had been involved in a suicide pact but failed to die.
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One of the chief questions which have to be decided in all forms of violent death is whether it was the result of accident, suicide or murder.
It has been questioned, whether one who was an accomplice to a suicide can be punished as such. A case occurred in Prussia where a soldier, at the request of his comrade, had cut the latter in pieces; for this he was tried capitally.
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: money payable to the beneficiary of a deceased as a benefit (as under a policy of life or accident insurance or a pension plan)
The right to death benefits is generally terminated in cases of fraud, as when an insured commits suicide after ...
Witnesses are called, but a person suspected of guilt is not permitted to make a defense. Natural death, accidental death, suicide, and murder are among the possible findings. Criminal prosecution may follow a verdict of murder or culpable accident.
 See also: Person, State, Right, Will, Term
  
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