1. As one of the serious official misconduct crime, misprision is attacked by each authority at anytime.

2. If a crime takes place the neighbours are held guilty of something analogous to what English law calls "misprision of treason, " in that when they knew of a criminal intention they did not report it.

3. Theare differences between misprision and abuse one's authority and unemployment by state company's staff.

4. Bloom regards his theory of "The Anxiety of Influence" as his most important contribution to literary criticism, and uses "dancing" to explain his famous yet baffling six rations of "misprision.

5. Misprision of its incidence, rapid development, poor prognosis and seriously endanger human health, to prevent and treat the disease is one of the most important medical and social issues.

6. By the common law of England, misprision of felony or treason was a crime of omission.

7. Elderly patients with colorectal cancer development has been slow and symptoms of misprision of acute intestinal obstruction is a common complication.

8. Practically,[/misprision.html] the factor as the absence and reduction of procuratorial power lead to the ineffectiveness of investigation and punishment on misprision crimes.

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10. The crime of Endangering governmental rule: Treason felony , Misprision, Seizing prisoner, Oganizing the private armed forces.