Category: V

the name that is given to the verdict that is directed by the judge to the jury.

an ordinary type of verdict that states who won the case.

the name of the 18th Amendment that prohibits the general sale of liquor and was repealed in 1933.

a judgement that is as he fails to press a suit in the courts against the plaintiff

a copy of a document that has been authenticated by the creator of the original.

verdict that is given by a jury in an open court as differing from a private verdict. See verdict, privy.

a verdict that has ruled on each fact at issue rather than in favour of one of the parties. See verdict, general.

a term that applies to the clause or clauses in a law that prescribe the penalties for various violations.

the term given to the killing of a person that is associated with a fit of anger seemingly for a good reason. It is intentional but not planned.

a federal law that provides a person with the right to vote without any conditions or requirements.

verdict that is given in private to a judge after the court has been adjourned. It will be given publicly when the court is in session next.

the term that is applied to a verdict that the jury was entitled to render by law.

a term given to the clauses in laws that prescribe the penalties for violations of the laws.

a malicious action done to annoy or hassle the opponent in a case before court.

a term that is used for a judgement that has no legal force or effect.

a verdict that is in the defendant’s favour on grounds that the plaintiff does not have aright to bring a charge against him.

a term that applies to a willing court appearance.

the term relating to the effectiveness of a law as it relates to the constitution.

tax that is the difference between the cost of an asset and its fair market value. Also known as an ad valorum tax.

a law that can be voided as it is unclear or is lacking a thing hat makes it precise.