FETAL MURDER
the attack on a woman who is pregnant and the baby that is at least 6 months of gestation dies.
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the attack on a woman who is pregnant and the baby that is at least 6 months of gestation dies.
These are the courts of the US government.
the term given to the impressions that are made by feet on the surface.
This means something that is prescribed by a law that already exists.
the term used when a person knowingly makes an untrue statement or claim to gain an benefit or reward.
the term that means every person is able to vote and each vote will have the same weight.
the evidence that results from seeing an event or being part of an event.
a federal law, the Wages and Hours Act, that regulates the hours worked and wages paid for companies dealing in interstate commerce.
This term applies to a group of people who are authorised to find the true facts in a matter.
a plea where an accused can’t be tried twice for the same offense. See double jeopardy; in jeopardy; legal jeopardy.
a verdict handed down by a judge who hasn’t listened to all the evidence and by a jury who has not listened to the judges instruction.
the term given to a major attack on a person that will see the person who did the assault sentenced to jail time.
the current market price of something. See fair and reasonable market value.
a term found in laws of bankruptcy where the creditors are paid fairly and reasonably.
This term means to present a written statement of a request for damages or relief.
This term applies to the copyright of an author to the publication of a manuscript and the date a copy first goes on sale.
the term that gives the right of people to gather together to discuss issues that are of public importance.
a guarantee of the1st and 14th amendment where a person can worship as they please.
a phrase used when a person has been tricked into signing a document.
the hearing with fundamental principles of justice that is not held in court.
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