CLEARING THE COURTROOM
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This up to the presiding judge who will removal all onlookers and any guests from the courtroom during proceedings.
the contract that does not create a debt due to the contract being fulfilled with the payment of cash.
A non-profit financial corporation that is organized for the purpose of obtaining credit for its members.
the name given to the statute that controls the distribution and outlawing of addictive and narcotic substances and drugs.
a Latin term for about or around such as a relic being circa 500BC.
This term is applied to an offer that is kept open for a period of time.
These are crimes that have been created by existing statutes and not common law.
a requirement in many communities where all contagious or communicable disease outbreaks are reported to the health board.
These are the monies owed to the receiver who is administering a business that has gone bankrupt.
the term that is applied to statutory rape where injury to the female is caused by the attempt to penetrate and have intercourse.
the term that is applied to the natural result of an action and that is expected to happen.
This applies to the type or system of pleading that refers to the statement of an issue brought before a court of law.
a Latin phrase that means with a grain of salt.
the term that is given to the claim or cause of action against the plaintiff by the defendant.
a question that can be answered by a yes or a no.
The term that is given to a death that has occurred as being from an accident or an illness that arises from employment.
This applies to the rendering of medical services that is on a prepaid basis rather than the payment of a fee for each service.
French term for the representative who is sent to another government as a substitute for the ambassador.
This permits the use of public highways for set purposes.
the term that is applied to the suit for recovery of property that is wrongfully held or taken and will include damages for the wrongful act.
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