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Would a trial to determine theft of property normally be called a "theft trial"? I assumed that if that were the case, it would follow logically that an "intel
by Whitestrake 9y ago
Would a trial to determine theft of property normally be called a "theft trial"?
I assumed that if that were the case, it would follow logically that an "intellectual theft trial" would be a trial to determine theft of intellectual property. I suppose it might be strange if the former is not common vernacular.
- emodendroket 9y agoIt would be more likely to use the actual crime someone was charged with (e.g., "robbery trial," "larceny trial," etc.) and I think it's rare for legal statutes to have a crime called "theft." But otherwise the form seems normal.