ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MURDER
This term is used to describe an attack that is carried with malice aforethought and has the intent to kill someone.
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This term is used to describe an attack that is carried with malice aforethought and has the intent to kill someone.
the authority that is given to a commission to take a testimony from witnesses who can’t be personally produced to the court.
the agreement of one person who will pay the debts of another person.
the agreement that fixes the amount to be paid to a contractor for costs of materials and labour.
This the name given to an act where a child is taken forcibly from a custodial parent.
the name given to the award in favour of the plaintiff that shows his case was justified.
the name of an attorney that is retained by the prosecuting lawyer to assist him in trying a case. See special counsel.
the term used when an attempt to cause harm to a person has been carried out.
the term that is given to the answer to a charge that contains a fact that will destroy the plaintiff’s case.
the term used for an act that is contrary to or violates a law that exist.
the term given to an additional bequest that is granted by the same or a different will.
a fact that is admitted and has no controversy surrounding it.
a will where a person can make changes to while he is still alive.
a term used to try to continue ue debate so the matter will not be voted on.
a plea in answer to a charge that tries to get the state’s protection of a statute of limitations.
the assumption that is created by a law that exists and forces the court to make a certain conclusion.
This term is given to the agent who is the intermediary between parties.
the term given to a major attack on a person that will see the person who did the assault sentenced to jail time.
an award that is awarded to a woman who is divorced that includes support for her children and for herself.
The term that is used to describe an emotional disorder with feelings of anxiety and compulsive behavior.
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