A crime is an act that the government has determined to be injurious to the public and which can therefore be prosecuted in a criminal proceeding. Crimes encompass felonies and misdemeanors.
Ex post facto is a Latin term meaning 'after the fact.' In legal contexts, it refers specifically to laws that make an act punishable as a crime retroactively, where the act was not considered a crime at the time it was committed. Such laws are prohibited by the U.S. Constitution.
A legal wrong is an act that infringes upon a legal right, causing harm or loss to another party, which may lead to liability or legal consequences.
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