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What action might be considered abandonment?
What action might be considered abandonment?
- A parent provides minimal supervision due to work constraints.
- A parent reduces financial support due to unexpected job loss.
- A parent leaves a child without adequate support or supervision for an extended period (correct)
- Parents decide to send their child to boarding school.
What generally defines an "Abstract of Title"?
What generally defines an "Abstract of Title"?
- Legal arguments about property rights.
- Detailed architectural plans for renovations or improvements.
- A chronological summary of official records affecting the ownership of a real property. (correct)
- Historical documents relating to the personal history of the property owners.
In legal terms, who is considered an 'accomplice'?
In legal terms, who is considered an 'accomplice'?
- A person who offers moral support to someone planning a crime.
- A person who unknowingly benefits from a crime.
- A person is indirectly involved through family ties with the offender.
- A person who knowingly and intentionally assists in the commission of a crime. (correct)
What constitutes 'accord and satisfaction' in resolving claims?
What constitutes 'accord and satisfaction' in resolving claims?
What condition must be met for an action to be considered an 'admissible evidence'?
What condition must be met for an action to be considered an 'admissible evidence'?
How does an 'acquittal' affect a defendant's legal status?
How does an 'acquittal' affect a defendant's legal status?
In legal terms, what distinguishes an 'action in personam' from 'action in rem'?
In legal terms, what distinguishes an 'action in personam' from 'action in rem'?
In a legal context, what does 'ad litem' typically signify?
In a legal context, what does 'ad litem' typically signify?
What is the role of the 'administrator' of an estate?
What is the role of the 'administrator' of an estate?
How does 'advisement of rights' protect an accused individual?
How does 'advisement of rights' protect an accused individual?
What is the role of an 'affiant'?
What is the role of an 'affiant'?
In court, what does it mean when something is 'affirmed'?
In court, what does it mean when something is 'affirmed'?
What differentiates 'aggravated assault' from simple assault?
What differentiates 'aggravated assault' from simple assault?
How do 'aggravating factors' impact a criminal sentence?
How do 'aggravating factors' impact a criminal sentence?
What is the key component of an 'agreed statement of facts'?
What is the key component of an 'agreed statement of facts'?
What does the legal term 'aid and abet' constitute?
What does the legal term 'aid and abet' constitute?
An 'Alford plea' has what key characteristic?
An 'Alford plea' has what key characteristic?
What is meant by the term 'allegation' in legal context?
What is meant by the term 'allegation' in legal context?
What is the purpose of an 'allocution'?
What is the purpose of an 'allocution'?
What is the purpose of alternative dispute resolutions?
What is the purpose of alternative dispute resolutions?
What is the primary action undertaken when one amends?
What is the primary action undertaken when one amends?
What best describes amicus curiae?
What best describes amicus curiae?
What is the purpose of an 'Annual Review' in juvenile courts?
What is the purpose of an 'Annual Review' in juvenile courts?
When a defendant makes 'answer', what are they doing?
When a defendant makes 'answer', what are they doing?
What are the implications of entering an 'appearance' in court proceedings?
What are the implications of entering an 'appearance' in court proceedings?
What is one of the key distinctions about 'Arbitration'?
What is one of the key distinctions about 'Arbitration'?
What is an "arraignment"?
What is an "arraignment"?
Arrearages consists of?
Arrearages consists of?
What are examples of "Assumption of risk?"
What are examples of "Assumption of risk?"
What is Attachment?
What is Attachment?
What's the best summarization of attestation?
What's the best summarization of attestation?
How can Automobil tampering be described?
How can Automobil tampering be described?
What does it mean to have bail be forfeitted?
What does it mean to have bail be forfeitted?
What best describes what a bankrupt status?
What best describes what a bankrupt status?
What does 'Beyond resonable doubt consist of?
What does 'Beyond resonable doubt consist of?
What best means Bias?
What best means Bias?
A Bigany results from what action?
A Bigany results from what action?
What must officials do when binding over?
What must officials do when binding over?
Binding Instructions involves what action?
Binding Instructions involves what action?
An activity of unlawful demand is:
An activity of unlawful demand is:
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Abandonment
Abandonment
A parent's or custodian's act of leaving a child without adequate care for an excessive period.
Abatement of Action
Abatement of Action
A suit which has been quashed and ended.
Abstract
Abstract
A summary of a larger work, containing the principal ideas.
Abstract of Title
Abstract of Title
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Accessory
Accessory
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Accomplice
Accomplice
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Accord
Accord
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Accord and Satisfaction
Accord and Satisfaction
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Accusation
Accusation
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Accuse
Accuse
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Accused
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Acknowledgment
Acknowledgment
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Acquit
Acquit
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Acquittal
Acquittal
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Action in Personam
Action in Personam
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Action in Rem
Action in Rem
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Ad Litem
Ad Litem
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Additur
Additur
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Adjournment
Adjournment
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Adjudicate
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Adjudication
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Administrator
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Admissible
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Admissible Evidence
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Admission
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Admonish
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Adoption
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Adultery
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Adversary System
Adversary System
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Advisement of Rights
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Affiant
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Affidavit
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Affirmative Defense
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Affirmed
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Afford
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Agent
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Aggravated Assault
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Aggravated Battery
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Aggravating Factors
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Agreed Statement of Facts
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Agreement
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Study Notes
- This is Hmong Legal Glossary.
A
- Abandonment involves a parent or custodian leaving a child without adequate care for an excessive period, or one spouse deserting the other to end the marriage.
- Abatement of Action signifies a quashed and ended lawsuit.
- Abstract is a summary containing the principal ideas of a larger work.
- Abstract of Record refers to a short, abbreviated form of a case as found in the record.
- Abstract of Title is a chronological summary of official records affecting the title of real property.
- Accessory is someone who aids or contributes to the commission of a crime.
- Accomplice is someone who knowingly and intentionally unites with the principal offender in a crime.
- Accord represents a satisfaction agreed upon in a lawsuit, barring subsequent actions on the claim.
- Accord and Satisfaction describes a method of discharging a claim upon agreement to give and accept something in settlement.
- Accusation represents a formal charge against someone for engaging in a punishable offense.
- Accuse means to allege that a person committed a crime or punishable offense.
- Accused is the generic name for the defendant in a criminal case.
A cont...
- Acknowledgment is a statement of acceptance of responsibility or a declaration showing a paper was duly executed.
- Acquit means to legally certify the innocence of someone charged with a crime or to release from an obligation.
- Acquittal is a finding of not guilty in criminal law or a release from an obligation in contract law.
- Action in Personam is an action against the person, founded on personal liability, unlike action in rem.
- Action in Rem is a proceeding against a thing, often involving property, as compared to personal actions.
- Ad Litem is a Latin term meaning "for the purposes of the lawsuit", such as a guardian ad litem protecting a minor's interests.
- Additur is an increase by a judge in the damages awarded by a jury.
- Adjournment means postponement of a court session.
- Adjudicate means to determine finally.
- Adjudication is the giving or pronouncing of a judgment or decree.
- Administrator is someone who manages the estate of a person who dies without a will.
- Admissible means pertinent and proper for consideration in reaching a decision.
A cont...
- Admissible Evidence includes evidence that can be legally and properly introduced in a trial.
- Admission is a voluntary acknowledgment of facts relevant to the adversary's case.
- Admonish means to advise or caution, such as a court cautioning counsel for wrong practices.
- Adoption is the act of taking another's child into one's own family, granting the child the same rights as a biological child.
- Adultery is voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and someone who is not their spouse.
- Adversary System refers to the trial method used in the U.S., which allows opposing parties to present evidence and cross-examine.
- Advisement of Rights involves providing an accused with an explanation of their constitutional or other rights.
- Affiant is a person who makes and signs an affidavit.
- Affidavit is a written statement of facts confirmed by oath, often used to convince courts or support motions.
- Affirmative Defense involves raising circumstances like insanity or self-defense to avoid responsibility without denying the charge.
- Affirmed means, in appellate courts, that the trial court's decision is correct.
A cont...
- Afford means to make available.
- Agent is someone with authority to act for another.
- Aggravated Assault involves an attempt to cause serious bodily injury or causing injury with a deadly weapon.
- Aggravated Battery is the unlawful use of force against another with unusual or serious consequences.
- Aggravating Factors increase the seriousness of an offense or its injurious consequences.
- Agreed Statement of Facts signifies a statement of all important facts agreed upon by all parties, submitted to a court for ruling.
- Agreement is a mutual understanding between parties, evidenced by a writing or instrument.
- Aid and Abet means to help, assist, or facilitate the commission of a crime.
- Alcoholism is the continued excessive or uncontrolled use of alcoholic drinks.
- Alford Plea is a special type of guilty plea where the defendant doesn't admit guilt but concedes sufficient evidence for conviction.
- Alibi represents a defense claim stating the accused was elsewhere when a crime was committed.
A cont...
- Alimony is a court-ordered allowance one spouse pays the other for maintenance during or after divorce.
- Allegation is the assertion of a party in an action, outlining what they expect to prove.
- Allege means to state, assert, claim, maintain, charge, or set forth.
- Alleged means asserted to be true as depicted or a person who is accused but not yet tried in court.
- Allocution is a defendant's statement in mitigation of punishment.
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) involves settling disputes without a full trial.
- Amend means to change, correct, revise, or alter.
- Amendment signifies the correction of an error admitted in any process.
- Amicus Curiae is Latin for "A friend of the court", someone who volunteers information to assist the court.
- Annotation signifies a case summary or commentary on law, statutes, and rules.
- Annual Review is a yearly judicial review in juvenile dependency cases.
- Answer represents the defendant's response to allegations in a complaint.
A cont...
- Appeal is a request made after a trial, asking another court to decide if it was conducted properly.
- Appearance means coming into court as a party, interested person or a lawyer.
- Appellant is the party appealing a final decision or judgment.
- Appellate Court has the jurisdiction to hear appeals and review trial court procedures.
- Appellate Jurisdiction gives the appellate court to review and revise the lower court decision.
- Appellee is the party against whom an appeal is taken, also known as a respondent.
- Appraisal signifies an estimate of the value of property or items by an expert.
- Arbitration is the referral of a dispute to an impartial third person whose award is agreed to be binding.
- Argument includes remarks addressed by attorneys to a judge or jury on the merits of the case.
- Arraignment represents a proceeding where the accused pleads to criminal charges in court.
- Arrearages signifies overdue and unpaid money for alimony and/or child support.
- Arrest means depriving a person of their liberty by legal authority.
A cont...
- Arrest of Judgment means postponing the effect of a judgment already entered.
- Arson is the malicious burning of someone else's or one's own dwelling or commercial property.
- Assault includes any willful attempt or threat to cause injury, giving the victim reason to fear immediate bodily harm.
- Assault With a Deadly Weapon is an aggravated unlawful assault involving a threat to do bodily harm using a dangerous instrument.
- Assumption of Risk, in tort law, states that the plaintiff is assumed to have known about the risk of a dangerous condition that caused injury.
- At issue is the time in a lawsuit when the pleading party has stated claim and the opposing party responded with the denial.
- Attachment represents taking a person's property to satisfy a court-ordered debt.
- Attempt signifies a criminal act carried beyond preparation, lacking execution.
- Attest means to bear witness to, affirm to be true, or certify.
- Attorney is an attorney at law, lawyer, or counselor at law.
- Attorney of Record is the lawyer who represents a client and receives formal documents.
- Attorney-In-Fact is a private person authorized by another to act in their place.
- Authenticate means to give authority or legal authenticity to a statute, record, or other written instrument.
- Auto Tampering signifies the manipulation of an automobile and its parts improperly.
B
- Bail includes money or other security ensuring a person's appearance court after release from jail.
- Bail Bond signifies an obligation signed by the accused to secure their presence at the trial.
- Bail Bondsman is the person who is liable for paying the accused's bail for their release from jail.
- Bail Forfeiture means Bail that is kept by the court because a court order was not followed.
- Bailiff is the court officer in charge of managing court sessions and having custody of the jury for a trial.
- Bankrupt indicates a status of a person unable to pay their debts as they are become due.
- Bankruptcy involves statues and judicial proceedings for businesses or persons that need assistance restarting after not being able to pay debts.
- Bar is the partition separating the general public from the space occupied by judges, lawyers, or others participating in a trial.
- Bar Examination signifies the examination that prospective lawyers must take in order to admit and become licensed to practice the law.
- Battered Child Syndrome (B.C.S.) describes the physical condition that a child is with external or internal injuries caused by parental acts.
- Battery signifies a use of force to person without their consent.
B cont...
- Battery, Spousal signifies Use of force on one's spouse without their consent.
- Bench denotes the seat occupied by the judges in the courts.
- Bench Conference is a meeting on/off the record for judges, lawyers, or the defendent when judgement.
- Bench Trial signifies a trial without a jury where the facts decide the judgement.
- Bench Warrant means an arrest order placed by a judgement for the arrest of said person for the law.
- Beneficiary signifies receipt of property in a will, in a trust.
- Bequeath means to give a gift to someone through a will.
- Bequests indicates Gifts that are in a Will.
- Best Evidence signifies evidence that is available and on hand.
- Beyond Reasonabl Doubt: see REASONABLE DOUBT.
- Bias signifies Opinion that is created before hand or pre determination of an disision or certain way.
B cont...
- Bifurcate signifies issues tried and separated, including guilty, responsibility, civil action.
- Bigamy signifies Married to more then one person at the same time.
- Bill of particulars signifies A statement of details made before the court made aginst the defensents.
- Bind over: signfiies A person is in court to have their right to bail or being in jail.
- Blackmail: signifies unlawfull demans for money, or accusations.
- Blood Alcohol Content: Signifies level of a person's body for determining the amount of intoxication.
- Blood Test: means test done to determining fater of the child.
- Body Attachemnt: Signfiies A court that gives written direction officer of court to bring personal to custody, brining them beofre the court.
- Bond Signfies Evidnece Certifcate or dept, use changebaly will use bail and bail bonds
- Booking Signfies Proccess of recodings the dat on suspoect, finger prints, and info.
- Booking Number: Number assigned to criminal record.
- Bookmaking: collecting bets with the intentions winning in the end.
- Brandishing A Weapon: Signfies wepon that have threaten weapon that cause harm.
- Breach: signifies brealkin of violating the law in some way to cause harm or braking to other.
C
- Breaking and Entering: signify breaking into a dwelling at night with the intentions to hurt.
- Breathalyzer Test: Signfies alcohol level when driving any vehicle.
- Bribe Signfies value that is is givin to a personal that will get something for the action of the service.
- Brief a sentent that counsel creates and argument the court.
- Burden Of Proof: Signfies a duty establish in to all level the court.
- Burglary signifies illegal reminaing after the break in or action to to have that affect.
- Calendar Signifies A sheudled actions plans.
- Calling The Docket : signify what to list time that the court would sit again on a matter
- Capais or also WARRANT.
- Capital crime signifies crime punishable that is from deth.
- Capital punishment Signfies Punsihment with deth.
- Caption signfies a heading in the legal document that provides the necessary information for a leagal matter
C cont...
- Case: Signifies a leagal matter for action.
- Case Law Signigies to use of law based on prevous judgemntns by the court.
- Cass Number signifues number assigned by the court to a case.
- Causation: Action that brings an effect. Signfies actions done for any reason of justice before the law.
- Ceveat: Signfiies an action that can end bad conduct against a person.
- Ceveat Emptior: Signfies for the buyer to let them self be wear. and is a warning action.
- Cease and Desist Order: signify a admin order or agency thjat stop a perspn from causeing harm.
- Certication:
- 1 written attestation 2 signfies Authrozed that an item verified is orogmal.
- Certified is attsed to show that it of true for to any thing. -Certiorari: Sighfies means the court to review what a certain thing is. And then allow of change or alteration.
C cont...
Chain of Custody- Signfies the acconutting of the where abouts to the tangible items.
- Challenger : signies an objection, like when and attornies is seated and what to do.
- Challeng for casue: signify object to sitting for reason with judge descision.
- Challeng to array signfiers a question about the jery and questions of partial action.
- Chambers : signfies the room of law from the offces of personal.
- Champ of venue : signify the transder. and moving from place to other.
- Champerty: Signfies the act of an atty buying other law suits.
- Charcter evidnce: Signfiies what evednece does and is useing to help.
- Charges Sighfies a fromal allegation steps for some one.
- Charge to jury signs an interuptation jduge gives for facts in tryal.
- Charging Documents : sigines a wrriten accusation that has offense or a crime. has citation for it.
C cont...
- Chief judge - Sigfiies the presdieng adminsiterd.
- Child Abuse - form cruelty wellnes of the minds.
- MOLESTATION- form of indencet conduct wuth a minor that is with in the states age.
- Chit Support : action by parent that must pays to wards the wellenss the child. Chips Signifiyed need protectin, action in julevniale Court where person is 18 years of age for non crimanl reasons.
- Courcuit Court the generall Jurisdcitions.
- Circumstantial evudence: Signfy all actions that have evedince where that you have Citstion : refrence t legal authotiry Citizen in this country of the united person that had is what needed including those born here had. Civil acion non cri,onla case on inidaul person for the buiness suit. clame a clami that haws right to money.
- class Action la suit brought one or multiple persons. Clean and convinving evidiends : standard of proffe that prooiffs for plaimntiff to win case. Cmency or excuvtive clemency: a act of grace, the the presdient mercy to the criminal.
C cont...
- Clery
- a cerain kind of offcier like in the court that have duties and processes.
- Clsong Statement ot closg argument signfiieds the the closing part.
- clode : signfies a collection of rules and regulations.
- Code of Comr Procedure signifies federal of the atated law dealing for trial aspects.
- code fed regulations sigifies lstiing fo agency with regulations as their still effetived.
- code o professional
- Code of Comr Procedure the cods of pofessionsal the american Bsr Association
- Codivil amendement will and authrozations
- Coaltral : 1 Propety that a person may place of safety security. 2 Person who is not direct by descedents.
- Collateral : atakc of that the justifiicafion that had been disided by courts.
- Conmer: the infromation for some one the recieves coominssion to be befor e court. and the court the the the the the same.
- Commits : a person that had put them in prision..
- Commits: a person that had put them in persion.
- Comon law is the legal systym origanalted in that action.
C cont...
- comuntiy property prooeprty for a house with his hers with the divivison and what they hold.
- Comuty sevice to the pubclicy signfiies service without pay of any money
- Commution to reduce that sensetee for someone
- Comprative Neglgence signigifed the legal doctrine to determing who is liable for what may happen
- Compendcy a person mind ststesment as ther ability as that is what there mind state signifer for holsitlc mind Complaint - sighfis tues that are nehg then sues, that applyied for redress.
- copmaly s that had that usilaly becjjsd aciio, that facts identified how courts asking Compaly: Action complry = signfies the action compy and obey.
- COMPasite - a piicutures of allleged of crwatinl from polkce artist and they had of made.
CON
- Cosilitation is the resolution that the parties bring and and the help for the situation for the thrid party.
- Consclusion of LAw signfies Jdugrment final descioon from law that had been in trial and haring partuactly
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