JUDGMENT OF HIS PEERS
The expression that relates to a trial by jury of a person’s equals.
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The expression that relates to a trial by jury of a person’s equals.
the term that is given to any remedy that is not an ordinary action. See proceeding, ordinary.
the power that is given to an agent to carry out certain acts that he has been authorised to carry out.
the term given to the act of leaving a person with no good reason to and without their consent to leave.
the same term as contrary to the evidence.
the term that is given to a jury that is unabke to come to a decision.
term that is used for the bringing of an indictment or a charge before a judge in court.
a Latin phrase for the law of the place where the wrong was committed.
the name that describes the narrow piece of land that is used by the railroads.
failing to give evidence that needs to be given or not disclosing some piece of information when asked to do so.
This concerns the operation of laws outside the boundary of a state or country.
the term that is given to the power to do or not to do a thing.
A term in medical jurisprudence where an accuser’s mental capacity to understand the charges against him and may have no knowledge of the crime.
used to describe the regular and periodic payment of a debt.
the way of getting property that involves pressuring and threatening a person and the property.
the term that describes taking an organ from one person and giving it to another person.
The procedure that will be carried out when there is not enough money in an estate to fulfil all debts and bequests.
a guarantee of the1st and 14th amendment where a person can worship as they please.
These are the relationships that exist between the management and the workers.
an extension of the testimonial immunity that can protect a witness from prosecution.