Exsanguination. Exsanguination is the process of blood loss, to a degree sufficient to cause death. One does not have to lose literally all of one's blood to cause death.
Definition. Behavior in violation of a law, or contrary to public policy or a fundamental principle of a legal system. It also includes creation of agreements that are prohibited in law (see illegal contract).
As should be clear from the previous discussion, legalism is a complicated and ambiguous concept, and any attempt to reduce it to a definition is hazardous. Still, one can identify several common elements.Rules. Laws are rules that are issued in advance of the behavior they regulate.o legalism tends to be liberal, but it need not be so. In sum, legalism defined broadly is the view that law and legal institutions can keep order and solve policy disputes. It manifests itself in powerful courts, a dominant class of lawyers, and reliance on legalistic procedures in policymaking bodies.