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    Moral turpitude refers to conduct that shocks the public conscience, though its precise definition is unclear. Certain crimes like murder, voluntary manslaughter, rape, prostitution, arson, harboring a fugitive, bribery, and perjury are always considered crimes involving moral turpitude.

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    Moral turpitude refers to conduct that shocks the public conscience, though its precise definition is unclear. Certain crimes like murder, voluntary manslaughter, rape, prostitution, arson, harboring a fugitive, bribery, and perjury are always considered crimes involving moral turpitude.

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    Moral Turpitude Law & Legal Definition Moral turpitude refers generally to conduct that shocks the public

    conscience. The precise definition of a crime that involves moral turpitude isn't always clear, but the following crimes are always considered crimes of moral turpitude: * murder; * voluntary manslaughter; * rape; * prostitution; * arson; * harboring a fugitive; * bribery; * perjury

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