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the term that is given to the total of the principles and rules that govern the presentation of evidence in a legal matter.
the total amount that is covered by a liability insurance policy. It may cover a set amount for a claim and an aggregate amount for several claims of similar nature. See insurance;
See equal protection of the law.
This means to temporarily place a juror aside by the prosecuting attorney until the entire panel of jurors has been decided.
the term that is given to something that is in addition to or supplemental too.
1. A book with bank records in it. 2. A book that a merchant records sales to customers in.
These are the written statements of claims that are presented to a court of equity.
1. A promise to marry or an engagement. 2. To adopt a principle or a cause.
the name that is given to a ranking cabinet officer in the US government.
1. An unlawful search conducted with no legal authority. 2. A search that is harsh and intense that violates rights of the person being investigated.
the highest court that can be approached and whose decision is final and no appeal can be taken against.
the name that is given to the judge who is hearing and presiding over a trial.
This term to temporarily take a license away from a person for a set period of time.
a Latin phrase where the right of one partner is to approve or disapprove of a new partner.
the denying of all conclusions that have been made by the grand jury in an indictment.
1. This means to litigate against another. 2. This means to file an interpleader in a law suit that is pending.
a term that is used for a person’s basic instinct of survival and protecting their own health, body and life.
the term given to a sex perversion such as that as seen between an human and an animal or between people that is seen as being deviating from “normal”.
The procedure that will be carried out when there is not enough money in an estate to fulfil all debts and bequests.
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