| And for that misdeed now I ensure you but death, for well have ye deserved it. |
| It also refers to the systems and procedures that ensure the accuracy of work performed to reduce the chances of an error, omission or misdeed. |
| So when in 1730, a poor merchant took the course with his donkey, he was handed down a hefty fine for his insolent misdeed. |
| She must have committed a serious misdeed because corporal punishments for children are rare. |
| Hence, indecency in Canadian law is something that threatens someone's liberty, exposes something undesirable to people, forces someone to commit a misdeed, or harms someone engaging in certain acts. |
| That his misdeed was allowed to pass unpunished and uncensured, may have encouraged others to follow his and Lucrezia's example. |
