Université de Montréal - Thèse sous forme numérique

XXVIIFrame and definition Core Frame Elements Lexical Units Frame relationslaws. Arraign_authority []Semantic Type SentientThe judge or other authority of the court inwhich the accused person is arraigned.Charges [Chrg]The crime with which the Accused is chargedOffensesWords in this frame describe acts in violation ofa legal code.Offense [Off]The illegal act.He was charged with ASSAULT.Perpetrator []The individual who commits the OffenseVictim [Vic]Semantic Type SentientThis FE denotes the person or entity that isbadly affected by the Offense.The police is investigating the HOMICIDE ofDr. Johnson.arson.n, assault.n, battery.n,burglary.n, child abuse.n,conspiracy.n, copyrightinfringement.n, felony.n,fraud.n, hijacking.n, homicide.n,indecent assault.n,kidnapping.n, larceny.n,manslaughter.n, murder.n,negligence.n, possession.n,rape.n, robbery.n, sabotage.n,sexual assault.n, sexualharassment.n, statutory rape.n,theft.n, treason.nIs Inherited By: ArsonUses: Committing_crime,ComplianceIs Used By:Severity_of_offensePiracyThe words in this frame describe situations inwhich a Perpetrator forcibly seizes control overa Victim's Vehicle to gain some end.Perpetrator [Perp]Semantic Type SentientThis is the person (or other agent) who forciblyseizes control over a vehicle to gain some end.Vehicle [Veh]This is the means of transportation which getsunder the control of the perpetrator.Example: The terrorists hijacked the plane.carjack.v, carjacking.n,hijack.v, hijacked.a, hijacker.n,hijacking.n, piracy.n, pirate.vInherits From:Committing_crime,Intentionally_actUses: Operate_vehicleVictim [Vic]