No. 8,899 in German
landfriedensbruch
"Landfriedensbruch" translates to "breach of the public peace" and refers to acts that disturb public order, often through violence or riots.
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Der Gesetzgeber sieht Landfriedensbruch als eine schwere Straftat an.
The legislator considers breach of the peace to be a serious crime.
Here, 'Landfriedensbruch' refers to a crime defined in law, emphasizing its legal connotation.
Die Polizei wurde gerufen, um einen Landfriedensbruch bei der Demonstration zu verhindern.
The police were called to prevent a breach of the peace at the demonstration.
In this sentence, 'Landfriedensbruch' is used to describe a potential or occurring disturbance of public order.
Geschichte zeigt, dass Landfriedensbruch schon im Mittelalter geahndet wurde.
History shows that breach of the peace was already prosecuted in the Middle Ages.
Here, 'Landfriedensbruch' is used in a historical context, showing its long-standing presence in legal discussions.
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