Legal terms and phrases
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Technical vocabulary—special terminology frequently encountered in court contexts, such as common legal terms. Idioms and expressions—words or phrases in the source language which will usually result in lost meaning or nonsense if they are interpreted word-for-word into the target language
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This is the entire reason that the system of law has developed its own language, as well as law-related dictionaries containing the definitions of its legal terms and phrases. These legal dictionaries are positive proof that a term or phrase of art actually means something different when used in relation to law, which is the only way that our ...
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Pressures on and from English Legal Terms in Global Contexts. Michael Toolan. ... Consider again words and phrases (these relate to crime and tort, but all branches of the law have examples) like neighbour, reasonable person, provocation, have in contemplation, ethnic group, torture, reckless, equality, proportional, and so on and so forth. ...
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WP Words-Phrases in Westlaw case databases Retrieves legal terms and phrases defined within headnotes. This field is based on West's Words and Phrases publication. (This chart is on the library webpage under Research Guides – LexisNexis and Westlaw Order of Operations) Lexis and Westlaw Features Compared-
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Glossary of Terms. COMMON LAW VENUE. Note. “UCC” means Uniform Commercial Code. According to UCC §§ 1-104 and 10-104, when there arises a conflict between current code and a deleted section, the deleted section controls.
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Court and Legal Terms. Absent without Leave (AWOL) - When a youth is missing from home or legal placement without the permission of the legal guardian/primary caregiver. Adjudicated - When a youth has been found guilty of a delinquent act or has been legally processed through disposition in court.
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