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25 Cards in this Set
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admonition |
a gentle warning |
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attorney |
a person legally authorized to act for another |
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circumstantial |
depending on circumstances; indirectly related |
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confidential |
secret; private |
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conjecture |
to form an opinion without evidence; to guess |
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convict |
to find a person guilty of a crime |
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custody |
the right to guardianship; imprisonment; legal restraint |
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discrimination |
unfairness toward a particular group of persons |
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disinherit |
to take away the right to receive property from someone who has died |
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divorce |
the legal termination of marriage; to terminate a marriage |
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entitle |
to give a claim or right to |
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inequity |
something that is not fair or just |
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injunction |
a court order or command |
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juror |
one of a group of people sworn to hear evidence and make a decision about a law case |
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juvenile |
characteristic of children or young people; a young person |
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null |
having no legal force |
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premeditated |
planned beforehand |
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unwittingly |
without being aware of |
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uphold |
to support or maintain |
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verdict |
a decision reached by a jury at a trial's end |
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jud, judi, judic |
judge, lawyer, law |
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bi- |
both, double, twice |
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sub- |
under |
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-en |
made of, make |
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-ice |
condition, state, quality |
