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A community pledge in medieval England where a number of people were jointly
held responsible for the denunciation of any crime within their group.
1) to grant freedoms or rights to an individual
or party 2) a business relationship in which a primary owner grants license or
permits other businesses to utilize space or trademarks
An amendment to the U.S. Constitution against
unreasonable search or arrest.
An amendment to the U.S. Constitution as a part
of the Civil War amendments designed to give full civil and legal rights to
slaves, incorporated the Bill of Rights into state law, created the due process
clause, and is known as the greatest expansion of individual rights since the
Bill of Rights
the general act of sexual intercourse between unmarried individuals; may or may
not be adultery but refers to the relationship between the individuals engaged
in the action
The creation of a false document knowing it to
be false with the intent that it should be used as genuine to the prejudice of
another.
The seizure of private property because it was illegally obtained, is an illegal
substance, or the legal basis for possession has ended.
To eliminate a right of redemption on mortgaged
real property.
French for an act of God; an inevitable,
unpredictable act of nature.
1) generally indicates a level of real or
perceived violence; to break-through; to impose 2)strength; power
