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| knowingly intent or knowledge |
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| to wit and namely generally abbreviated to ss or SS |
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| secluded, the seclusion of witnesses or evidence during a case or the seclusion of the jury until a verdict is reached. |
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| without a set day, thus adjournment sine die is a final adjournment without a aday set for reassembly |
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| something that is essential |
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| let the decision stand pertains to policy of a court to follow precedent when deciding cases |
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| the way things are or their existing state at a given time |
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| of one's own will or voluntarily |
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| a writ commanding the person named to produce in court certain desiganted documents |
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| a writ commanding the person named to produce in court certain desiganted documents |
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| one that is legally capable of managing one's own actions or affairs |
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| of its own kind and unique |
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| a writ issued by a judge to stay a legal proceeding |
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| acts which are not within the powers of a corporation as defined in its charter |
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