Definition: In the context of criminal law, a "premution" is an act that involves using force or intimidation to obtain a conviction. This can include threats, physical violence, or other forms of coercion. Premutions are often used by criminals as a means to intimidate witnesses and others who might be affected by their actions. They can also involve the use of psychological manipulation, such as making victims feel guilty or afraid in order to convince them to confess or comply with an illegal act. The term "
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