UNAVOIDABLE CASUALTY
the term given to an injury that has occurred even after all due care and diligence was practiced.
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the term given to an injury that has occurred even after all due care and diligence was practiced.
a term that means a person is not yet married.
This means to take property when you have no right to do so.
This phrase relates to a suspended sentence that has no conditions or terms attached by the court.
the name that is given to the union of all of the states under the US Constitution where government control is vested in the people of the states.
the person that an agent carries out transactions for and doesn’t reveal his identity.
the officer of the federal district court who brings to court people accused of federal offenses.
These are the practices that will interfere or do away with a free trade.
This means to guarantee, to engage in, set about to do, to promise and to perform.
the term that is given to the verdict where all of the jurors have agreed.
These are the laws that are uniform and have been adopted by some states in order to increase consumer understanding about credit.
person who is usually a police officer engaged in spying on criminal activities as if he is one of the criminals.
This term describes the official order or a decree that has originated from a monarch or from a dictator.
picketing that is violent or riotous in nature and doesn’t serve its proper purpose or a dishonest picket that distorts the facts in a labour dispute.
This means to comprehend, to know, to be aware of and to have the knowledge.
a witness with expertise in a field that a judge will implicitly believe him.
1. The right you have to enjoy your property. 2. To make use of or to employ something.
a phrase the describe s a person is in charge and control of a vehicle.
another term that means testimonial immunity.
a phrase that means a person who has taken over a franchise that they are not entitled to take over.
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