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| the Latin word -- means court; proceedings held in open court are held -- |
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| the Latin phrase -- means in the place of or instead of |
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| the Latin phrase -- means in law or by law |
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| the word -- denotes a person, place, or thing that resembles another person, place, or thing, but with material differences between them |
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| a -- or -- is the hearing of a cause before the formal Court to determine whether the evidence shows the accused is being held lawfully |
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| preliminary hearing / preliminary examination |
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| a -- hears only one side of a case as presented by the prosecuting attorney to determine if there is enough evidence to formally charge a defendant with a crime and hold him or her for trial |
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| a public officer who may be called in to investigate the cause of death of a person when the reason for death is not readily apparent or if foul play is evidenced |
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| an examination into the circumstances of any death happening by violence or undetermined causes |
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| -- means an intent to do an unlawful act |
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| a secret agreement for a fraudulent purpose is -- |
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