Legal Definition and Related Resources of Compel, Compelled

To be subject to some coercion , fear, terror, inducement , trickery or threat Ñ either physically or psychologically, blatantly or subtly; the significant factor is the presence of some operative force producing an involuntary response. See U.S. v Escander, (C. A.Fla.) 465 F.2d 438.

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