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mode of operandi

 

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Mode of Operandi

Definition:

The mode of operandi (MO) refers to a particular way or method in which something is done or achieved. It is commonly used to describe the habitual or characteristic behavior of a person or a group, especially in relation to criminal activities.

Senses:

1. General Sense:

In a general sense, mode of operandi refers to the way someone typically does something or approaches a task. It can be the established method that an individual or a group follows to accomplish a certain objective.

Example sentence: John's mode of operandi when it comes to studying is to review his notes before attempting any practice questions.

2. Criminal Sense:

In the context of criminal investigations, mode of operandi is often used to describe a suspect's characteristic pattern or method of committing crimes. It helps law enforcement agencies identify and link crimes that are likely committed by the same person.

Example sentence: The police were able to apprehend the serial burglar due to the distinct mode of operandi he employed in each break-in.

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