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A term of international and maritime law; the open ocean that is not part of any
exclusive economic zone, territory, or international waters of any state.
A historic criminal offense, the act of public
denial of Christian doctrines.
Some thing that can be inherited.
A beneficiary of a will or an intestacy.
generally acts as a defense which argues that due to certain provocation of a
mental state of fear, anger, or worry that enticed a specific action; used to
lessen or remove a charge
Evidence that is offered by a witness of which they do not have direct
knowledge, but is based on what others have said to them.
a court proceeding where arguments and testimony are given
In the U.S., a statute which controls political
activity of government employees.
Unsolicited words or conduct which tends to annoy, alarm, or abuse another
person.
A special court order in regards to document
disclosure where a lawyer for a litigant first reviews documents from specified
sources and identifies and proposes to set aside and distinguish documents for
reasons of privilege, privacy, confidentiality, or the potential personal embarrassment of the party given the personal nature of the information in the
document.
