CONDONABLE OFFENSE
Any misconduct that is forgiven even though the transgression could be grounds for a divorce.
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Any misconduct that is forgiven even though the transgression could be grounds for a divorce.
the term used to describe something done with the conscious intent.
the proof of one witness or one document that is not enough to decide a case.
a slang term used to describe a policeman or police officer.
the profit that remains after all of the expenses, taxes and liabilities have been paid.
the group of laws that will give the assets of an insolvent person or company to the creditor or creditors.
a person who possesses land or buildings for his life and for the life of his heirs.
These are the restrictions on publication and the presentation of books, plays, films etc to the public.
the term that is applied to hurtful, derogatory or obscene comments made by one person to another person.
a term that is used for the motions that are made in court after a trial has ended.
This means to tear up papers and documents into very small pieces that makes them impossible to read.
a term that is given to statements that appear to be slanderous but which must be proved to slanderous.
a person who chnages his sex with an operation.
the term that describes a statement that appears to be slanderous but whose injury needs to be proved.
the evidence and the testimony that directly relates to the issues disputed or discussed.
Giving up using a trademark and explicitly showing the intention of giving it up.
These are the regulations of a legislative body in conducting its business. They are the rules of order.
a term used to describe a person who acts with common sense, with a good mental capacity who is stable.
the part of the accusation that sets out the facts that make up the offense the defendant is being tried for.
the authority that is bestowed by a an authority that is higher.