FRINGE BENEFITS
This term applies to the extra benefits an employee receives that is in addition to their wages.
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This term applies to the extra benefits an employee receives that is in addition to their wages.
a phrase that means you go from port to port during a voyage at sea.
This means to murder a person with no excuse or justification. It includes suicide.
This term applies to the order or the command that is stated in a law.
This term means to not provide enough evidence that will sustain and win the law suit.
These are the rules that govern all procedures in the district courts in criminal cases.
This term applies to the d deliberate and premeditated killing that goes with rape, burglary and assault.
the term used when a judge explains a law to the jury so they can consider a case with full knowledge.
the term given to a false name and an alias.
the name given to a person needed to testify in court but has run away and becomes a fugitive from justice.
This term applies to suit that is brought on a fictitious or pretended right when a plaintiff knows there is no cause for a suit.
the term given to an adult who will rear another person’s child.
This terms that something is capable of being accomplished.
a guarantee of the 1st and 14th amendment that gives people to the right to publish as they see fit.
a person appearing as a claimant with no right to do so.
the term that is given to the amount of money that is granted by a judgement without any interest.
These are the marks that we all leave behind when we touch something. Each persons are distinct and will identify them.
These are the rules that are uniform and govern the procedures in district courts.
A grand jury that hears the matters that violate federal laws.
the term used when a person does not file an income tax return.
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