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 a voting method in which the voter's choice can 
not be identified; this can occur through voting machine, in-person ballot, 
mail, or otherwise, but not through a proxy or intermediary
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
a non-premeditated killing, resulting from an 
assault in which the death of the victim was a distinct 
possibility.
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
A written order by a judge which permits a law 
enforcement officer to search another's premises for evidence of criminal 
activity.
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
Examination of a person's premises for evidence 
of criminal activity.
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                
                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
1) To examine another's premises to look for evidence of criminal activity. 2) 
To trade the records of ownership of real property in what is commonly called a 
"title search."
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
The decision of a jury when here is a delay in 
announcing the result. The verdict is kept in a sealed envelope until handed to 
the judge when the court reconvenes.
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
 A device which creates an impression upon paper 
or melted wax.
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
A person who writes a document for another, 
usually for a fee.
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
Actions of an employee which further the 
business of the employer and are not personal business, which becomes the test 
as to whether an employer is liable for damages due to such actions under the 
doctrine of respondent superior.
                                  
                              	 
                                
                                                                          	
                                	
                                    
                                    	                                    	
Latin for "having knowledge."