Legal Definition and Related Resources of Civil Disobedience

refusal to obey law and the term does not apply to efforts to use violence as coercive measure against constituted authority . Providence Wash. Ins. Co. v Romney, (D.C.R.I.)361 F. Supp. 427.

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Civil Disobedience in Historical Law

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Hierarchical Display of Civil disobedience

Politics > Politics and public safety > Trends of opinion
Politics > Politics and public safety > Politics > Political opposition
International Relations > Defence > Armed forces > Military discipline
International Relations > Defence > Armed forces > National service > Conscientious objection
International Relations > Defence > Armed forces > National service > Failure to report for duty

Meaning of Civil disobedience

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Translation of Civil disobedience

• Spanish: Desobediencia civil
• French: Désobéissance civile
• German: Ziviler Ungehorsam
• Italian: Disobbedienza civile
• Portuguese: Desobediência civil
• Polish: Nieposłuszeństwo obywatelskie

Thesaurus of Civil disobedience

Politics > Politics and public safety > Trends of opinion > Civil disobedience
Politics > Politics and public safety > Politics > Political opposition > Civil disobedience
International Relations > Defence > Armed forces > Military discipline > Civil disobedience
International Relations > Defence > Armed forces > National service > Conscientious objection > Civil disobedience
International Relations > Defence > Armed forces > National service > Failure to report for duty > Civil disobedience

See also

• Political opposition
• Leader of the opposition
• Shadow cabinet
• Military discipline
• Conscientious objection
• Failure to report for duty

• Hunger strike
• Strike