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Question
Distinguish between a legal offence and a moral offence on the basis of the given text.
| Legal offence | Moral offence |
| Burglary | Rude behaviour |
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Solution
| Legal offence | Moral offence |
| Burglary | Rude behaviour |
| Assault and battery | Laceration of feelings |
| Violence | Morose temper |
| Box | Being insolent |
| Kick on the shins | Bad manners |
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