JUDGMENT OF CONVICTION
the term given to the formally recorded sentence listed din the clerk’s records.
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the term given to the formally recorded sentence listed din the clerk’s records.
the name that is given to a consulate of a government who assumes the duties of a consul.
The term applied to the contract where a person binds his property to another should he not pay a loan.
the term given to communication that is given in confidence.
This up to the presiding judge who will removal all onlookers and any guests from the courtroom during proceedings.
the term that is used for the real cause of an accident or an injury.
This term applies to the recompense that a person is entitled to receive.
a principle that says a person under attack ha the right to stand and defend himself with force and if the assailant is killed he won’t be considered guilty. See justifiable homicide.
1. The case where a legislator will vote for a bill as long as the legislator with the bill for one of the other person’s bills. 2. Using an excess of extraneous
the right to dispose of property that is given to a person with no interest in the said property. Also called naked power.
1. Default in a lawsuit by not defending yourself. 2. To keep silent when you have been accused.
a French term for face to face or in relation to.
the term applied to the authority or jurisdiction of a lower court.
a term used when new district boundaries are created for a better representation of the areas population.
The lessening of value because its ability to render a service has decreased.
a term that describes the giving of a judgement by a court.
This term is applied to stealing cattle that was a common crime in years gone by.
a term that is used for a person’s basic instinct of survival and protecting their own health, body and life.
a principle that a law officer can conduct a search or seize a criminal without having a warrant if he is sure a criminal act is in progress or has been committed.
a Latin phrase that is the motto of the USA and states: Out of many, one or more commonly One for all and all for one.