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brings with you
as in ----- ----- ----- , whereby subpoenaed person must appear and bring records |
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| while he shall conduct himself, during good behavior |
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in the bench, all judges present
a three-judge panel sits individually or ---- ---- |
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and others
as in Smith et al. v. Jones |
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| from office, by virtue by his office |
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| one side only, by or for one party only |
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| in fact, in or by the law |
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| let it be done, a short order that a thing be done |
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cause to be made
(a writ [order] directing the sheriff to reduce a judgment debtor's property to money [sell it] for the amount of the judgment, for example) |
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| in the very act of committing the crime |
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| discretionary power of a court to decline jurisdiction over a case when the court believes it should be tried elsewhere for convenience of parties and witnesses |
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