Category: D

A program of study that teaches safe driving techniques to drivers. Participants may be eligible for discounted premiums on their car insurance.

Diction can refer to either the words and phrases a person or organization uses through speech or in written materials, or to a person’s enunciation style in oral discourse. While diction can

the action where a patient is kept in the confines of a institution of hospital for their well-being.

the method used by a plaintiff that will test the adequacy of a defendants answer to charges.

an answer for a complaint not touching on or that considers the merits of a case. See dilatory defence.

the term that is given to evidence that has followed on from illegally collected evidence.

the term given to something that is dangerous and can cause injury without any human intervention.

This comes from the immediate result of the violation of a right legally.

a term that means to exclude form an inheritance that a person would usually get a benefit from.

the term that is given to a defense that is quite obviously a pretense.

the term that is given for the day that a summons to be appear in court must be answered.

money paid to an employee when they are dismissed that is in addition to wages owed.

These are damages that are awarded that are based on the knowledge that damages are permanent and can’t be remedied.

the examination of a witness by the party who called him to court.

This term applies to the evidence that gives adequate proof that is backed by facts that are incontrovertible.

This term means to make known, a revelation or the uncovering a thing that is kept hidden.

This means to give a false meaning to something and to misrepresent.

the name given to a divorce that is granted by the courts own discretion.

what the decision of an appellate court is called. It may uphold or modify or reverse the decision of the lower court.