SOUND
1. To be free from defect, strong, competent and secure. 2. A noise.
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1. To be free from defect, strong, competent and secure. 2. A noise.
a court martial for military personnel for a minor offense.
a law that gives the right to people and corporations to do a thing that they were not previously allowed to do.
the person who is appointed by the sheriff to help him in his work or to aid him in a certain task.
a situation where the defendant pleads guilty to a minor offense in order to a trial on a major offense.
this is a written declaration with the demands of the plaintiff being sought.
the consent that needs to be performed before a person can undergo an operation.
a term that is used for the robust physical condition.
These are the circumstances that are related and may shed light on an issue.
the act of a sheriff or other officer of the court in carrying out a judgement of the court.
where employees will intentionally slow down working instead of calling a strike.
word used to describe the actions of a person who takes something that is not his to take. Also thieving, robbing, acts of larceny.
This means to uphold the verdict already delivered.
the term for an agreement or a covenant by the property owner to hold the property fore a relative.
the name that is given to the doctrine that a defendant, by his negligence, causes damage to another person’s property, he is liable for any personal injuries that are suffered by the
1. Not being under the influence of an intoxicating beverage. 2. The opposite of drunk. 3. A person who is sensible and sedate.
a court decision that needs no action to se that judgement will be carried out.
a law that will protect an informant’s right to conceal his source of information.
a term that is used to describe a person’s husband or wife.
a term given to the situation where a group of people will band together for the performance of a contract.
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