25.2 related crimes (i. e., breaking & entering and trespassing: or Larceny and Robbery), where one is more serious than the other, but they arise
from the same incident, are called:
Related charges
Deplícity of Crimes
Lesser included charges
Recidivism

Lesser included charges.

Explanation:

In criminal law, the term "lesser included charge" is a term used to refer to a crime that is included in a much greater crime. This means that a convict cannot commit a greater crime without committing a lesser one.

In this criminal case, all the elements needed to commit a crime are also found in a more serious crime. For instance, larceny is simply stealing someone's property with the intention of permanently taking it away from the owner. Similarly, robbery is also a different case of larceny except that it involves the use of force or intimidation on others. Thus, larceny is a lesser crime than robbery, but they all arise from the same incident.

Thus, the correct answer is the third option.

answer:

life

explanation:

answer: State Congress makes the laws.  They are in the Legislative branch, If the mayor president or government ( which is in the Executive branch, wants to pass a law, congress has to pass it first, for the people in the executive branch to have the law.

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