Université de Montréal - Thèse sous forme numérique

XVIFrame and definition Core Frame Elements Lexical Units Frame relationsin which a Judge decides whether the Accusedshould be released on bail, and, if so, what theamount of the bail should be.recognizance, or required to give the Court aspecific amount of money for bail.Judge Duncan FIXED the doctor's bail at onemillion dollars.Subframe of: ArraignmentIs Preceded by:Entering_of_pleaJudge [Judge]Semantic Type SentientThe Judge, as head of the Court, determines theAccused's bail.Judge Duncan FIXED the doctor's bail at onemillion dollars.Uses: CommunicationStatus [Stat]Status idenitifies the decision made with regardto bail. The possible statuses are "withoutbail/bond", "on one's own recognizance", or aspecific amount of money required for bail.Judge Duncan FIXED the doctor's bail at onemillion dollars.Committing_crimeA Perpetrator (generally intentionally) commitsa Crime, i.e. does something not permitted bythe laws of society.They PERPETRATED a felony by substitutinga lie for negotiations.The suspect had allegedly COMMITTED thecrime to gain the attention of a female celebrity.Crime [Cr]An act, generally intentional, that has beenformally forbidden by law.How can he COMMIT treason against the Kingof England in a foreign country , if he is notEnglish?He PERPETRATED a crime against mothernature.Perpetrator [Perp]Semantic Type SentientThe individual that commits a Crime.How can he COMMIT treason against the Kingcommission.n, commit.v,crime.n, perpetrate.vInherits From: MisdeedIs Inherited By: Abusing,Kidnapping, Piracy, Rape,Robbery, Smuggling, TheftSubframe of: Crime_scenarioPrecedes:Criminal_investigationUses: Compliance, Legality