MALCONDUCT
term that means misconduct, the maladministration, dishonest behaviour.
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term that means misconduct, the maladministration, dishonest behaviour.
a term given to describe the act of misunderstanding or a mistaken idea.
The name given to a doctrine by James Monroe that says the US will oppose any take over by a European country of any government in the western hemisphere.
the term given to a law suit that alters a husband’s or wife’s status such as b y an annulment or a divorce.
the term that is given to the laws that govern the property of a husband and wife together.
A clause between nations where the countries agree to treat each other the same as the countries that treat them the best.
the term that is given to a hypothetical question and a question that is not answered by referring to facts.
term that is used for the relative value of a thing in comparison to other things.
This term applies to an arrest that is made intentionally on the basis of a false charge.
a term that is used for double and triple of damages to be awarded. See punitive damages.
the term to describe the improper or poor performance of a physician, dentist and other medical professionals.
The authority of military law. 1. When the US is at peace or war. 2. When the US is engaged in war outside its boundaries. 3. Rebellion in the US. 4. When
These are the rules that govern the amount of money a plaintiff is entitled to in a case.
the name that is used to describe a non-profit corporation.
This term applies when a person has consented to his medical records being released to someone else.
The term applied to the contract where a person binds his property to another should he not pay a loan.
a term referring to a judgement that orders the payment of money that is owed.
a warning to any person that needs to be said before they are questioned.
The name given to a person who is in the business of exchanging currencies.
the name that is given to employees who work on privately owned ships.
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