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Legal consciousness – the sum of views and ideas expressing the attitude of people toward law, legality, and justice and their concept of what is lawful and unlawful. (The Great Soviet Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition)

In this article I analyze the legal consciousness of ordinary citizens by examining how experiences with and legal attitude toward offensive public speech vary by race, gender, and class. (americanbarfoundation.org)

Alcohol intoxication, also known as drunkenness among other names, is a physiological condition that may result in psychological alterations of consciousness. (Wikipedia)

The judges generally concurred with the proposed definition of remorse, with some revisions and expansions: remorse is a “blending of emotions and belief or reason” or a “fundamental regret for self-accusatory consciousness of guilt”; it includes “an appreciation of the impact on the victim”; it can be directed toward others beyond the victim (e.g., the defendant himself, the defendant's family, and bystanders); and a remorseful individual “wishes to modify his or her behavior so that similar acts do not occur in the future.” (Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Online)