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the name that is used to describe a non-profit corporation.
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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.
the name that is given to an offense taking place within the military.
the name that si given to the branch of medicine concerning the questions of law; medicolegal matters.
the term that is used to describe the shortest time a person can spend in jail for committing a certain crime.
term used in trials when an exhibit is produced and the clerk is asked to mark it with a umber or letter so it can be identified later.
the term given to the sentence that is a minimum period of time a criminal needs to serve without parole, suspension or probation.
the term that is applied to the degree of certainty that will justify a conclusion.
a Latin phrase that means a child who is born dead is not considered legal issue and does not have the usual rights of offspring.
the name applied to the right to remove minerals from an area of ground.
a term referring to doing an intentionally wrong act.
a term that means to exert extreme pressure on a person to make them do or not do a thing.
the term used to refer to the importance of a legal consequence.
The term given to the goods and cargo that is covered by insurance during a voyage of a ship.
a term that describes the taking of money that has been entrusted into your care unlawfully.
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