👉 In the context of criminal law, "apprehensions" refers to the state of being fearful or anxious about a potential crime. This fear might stem from a belief in the likelihood of a particular event occurring, such as a theft, assault, or even a violent crime. Apprehensions can be justified by evidence presented during a trial or through witness testimony. In criminal law, apprehensions are typically addressed through legal proceedings and may include charges for various offenses depending on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
