Not agreeable to law; exceeding the limits of law; not legal.

In the civil law . The omission by a testator of some one of bis heirs who is legally entitled to a portion of the inheritance .

One which was available to a party and of which he might have had the benefit if he had pleaded it in due season, but which cannot afterwards be heard […]

the name applied to a person who was born after a dead person executed his will but before he died.

1. The cover up of an actual faxt with a weak or falsifying reason or motive. 2. The excuse to legalize an illegal activity

The misrepresentation of information , identity or intent by the interviewee occurs in a pretext interview .

of some other fact; inferences which common sense draws from circumstances usually occurring in such cases. 1 Phil. Ev. 430. 1’resumptions are divided into prwsumptiones juris et de jure, otherwise […]

Lat Price ; cost; value; the price of an article sold.

In Scotch law. A courthouse, or hall of justice. 3 How. State Tr. 425.

the term applied to the defendant who is held prior to their trial on criminal charges because no bail is posted or is denied a pre-trial release.

the name given to a bill of discovery given to the opposing party before a trial.

the meeting between attorney and litigants before a trial starts.

a program for first offenders are not subjected to the regular judicial process.

A software for data encryption that makes sure that messages sent over the internet comply with the integrity, privacy and security laws . Encryption and Decryption are the equivalent of […]

The determination of benefit amounts is based on the standard charges for the service in the residence area of the insured.

That one of the parties to a suit who successfully prosecutes the action or successfully defends against It, prevailing on the main issue, though not to the extent of his […]

The wages, both trade and public work, that workers in a particular area are paid. It is expressed in hourly wages and is inclusive of overtime wages and benefits.

In the civil law . Deceitful, crafty, or unfaithful conduct; particularly, such as is manifested in concealing a crime. Dig. 47, 15, 6. In English law . A collusion between […]

Lat. In the civil law . One who betrays his trust, or is unfaithful to his trust An advocate who aids the opposite party by betraying his client’s cause. Dig. […]

To hinder or preclude. To stop or intercept the approach, access, or performance of a thing. Webster; U. S. v. Souders, 27 Fed. Cas. 1,2(59; Green v. State, 109 Ga. […]

In the civil law . Tbe right of a judge to take cognizance of an action over which he has concurrent juris- diction with another judge. In canon law. The […]

The statute 34 & 35 Vict. c. 112. passed for the purpose of securing a better supervision over habitual criminals. This act provides that a person who is for a […]

The prevention of an illness through the receipt of medical care. Regular checkups are a good example of preventive care .

The steps that are taken to prevent a detrimental event from occuring such as a robbery. The installation of alarms, locks, security personnel and related policies are examples of preventive […]

Holding an accused in custoday to prevent further harm or risk that is imposed by the accused.