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abrogate
(verb)
to abolish by authoritative action
adjudicate
(verb)
to act as a judge, to settle judicially
affidavit
(noun)
a sworn statement in writing made under oath
appellate
(adj.)
having the power to review the judgement of another court
bequest
(noun)
the act of bequeathing, the act of leaving someone something in a will, something that is bequeathed
contraband
(noun)
illegal or prohibited exporting or importing of goods
deposition
(noun)
testimony under oath, taken down in writing
exhume
(verb)
to remove from a grave; to bring back from neglect or obscurity
extradite
(verb)
to surrender an alleged criminal to the state or country in which he or she can be tried
intestate
(adj.)
one who dies without a will
ipso facto
(adverb)
by the very fact or act, an inevitable act
jurisprudence
(noun)
a system of laws, the science or philosophy of the law
larceny
(noun)
the unlawful taking of someone else's property with the intention of not giving it back
lien
(noun)
a charge against real or personal property for the satisfaction of a debt or duty originally arising from the law
litgious
(adj.)
contentious situation, prome to litigation
malfeasance
(noun)
wrongdoing or misconduct especially by a public offical
perjury
(noun)
lying or intentionally omitting information under oath
plagairism
(noun)
the act of passing off someone else's work as your own
sanction
(noun)
authoritative permission or approval that makes a course of action valid, a law or decree
(verb)
to give permission or approval, to encourage or tolerate by indicating approval
tort
(noun)
wrongdoing for which damages can be claimed; an unitentional violation of someone's rights, which can result in civil action but not criminal proceedings