kanosje

20:29 Jul 10, 2016 

Yes...that "kërcenim me armë" makes things strange, and inconsistent with use of the two terms elsewhere...

20:25 Jul 10, 2016 

Interesting, Harold. My text is from Kosova, and it seems that their Criminal Code makes the same distinction:
...1.3. pajtimi i viktimës është marrë me mashtrim, frikësim ose me kërcënim, nëse
mënyrat e tilla nuk përfshijnë përdorimin e forcës, kanosjes serioze ose shfrytëzimin siç
është paraparë në nenin 230 paragrafi 3. të këtij Kodi;
I.e. kanosje more aggressive than kërcenim. It's a pity my author doesn't use this distinction, in my text it's the other way around, since it says "kërcenim me armë". But it's not the only part of this text where things are ambiguous or worse. -- Thanks a lot for the links.

17:54 Jul 10, 2016 

Here is another link to the English version of the Code:

http://rai-see.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Criminal-Code-...

14:01 Jul 10, 2016 

Thank you Harold indeed for your note and clear explanation. Could you please add a wordking link to the English translation of the Albanian Penal Code? Thank you.

19:14 Jul 9, 2016 

In the English translation of the Albanian Penal Code Law 7895 of 1995, a subtle distinction is made: kërcënim = intimidation, while kanosje = "threat". Threat has a more immediate and specific sense than intimidation which is more generalized..

See: file:///C:/Users/Hershel/Desktop/Albania_CC_am2013_en.pdf and the Turkish version: https://www.icrc.org/ihl-nat.nsf/0/974514e3e387f30ac12571620...$FILE/Ligj%20Nr.%207895.pdf

See discussion of distinctions in law between intimidation and direct threat...

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&e...