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This term is given to a foreigner living in the US with no right to stay who has taken no steps to become a citizen.
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This term is given to a foreigner living in the US with no right to stay who has taken no steps to become a citizen.
the term that is given to the person who is holding the keys to a prison or jail.
an offense towards a child when an adult makes sexual advances towards them.
the agreement where an insurance company pays for losses due to fires.
the term that is given to a judgement or an order handed down by a court that has been based on erroneous information.
This means depending on something else, is likely to happen or is happening in addition to another event.
the term used for people who are free from legal action due to reasons of public policy.
The term used for the insurance policy that is for loss or damage that has occurred from an accident.
These are the debts and assets of a party in a partnership that are his and the partnerships.
This term describes a person who enters a country for permanent residence from another country.
a term that applies to being exempt or free from being subpoenaed while working in a public office.
term that means to ask a question.
the term that describes any body of water that is not connected the ocean directly.
This term applies to a statement that leads towards establishing guilt.
the term where the evidence is vital to proving a fact.
The term that describes the final charges that are given to a jury before they begin deliberation.
a bond that will compensate for a loss.
a term that means the fundamental right a person has. See inalienable right.
the term that is given to a party in a law suit who is essential in determining the suit.
tax that is paid on income that is earned from working.
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