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adj. Derived from the term "bloody-hand", which was one of four kinds of offences in the king's forest, by which the offender is supposed to have killed a deer. In Scotland, in such like crimes they say "Taken in the fact, or with the red hand". - Thomas Blount's Law Dictionary and Glossary, 1717 In modern times, this term refers to catching someone in the act of doing something they aren't supposed to do.
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