person who saw the crime occur
A person called by a party to speak in court, under oath about what he or she knows or has observed that is relevant to the case.
someone who sees a crime occur, or is otherwise an expert in some aspect of the case and asked to testify in court
deponent-person giving evidence by written statement at court, or at police
1. of, pertaining to, or affecting the eye. 2. eyepiece.
Statute giving a time limit to when a suit must be commenced following the event before the right to sue is lost.
The legal retaking of personal property which has been been taken and illegally withheld from the owner.
Guaranteed portion of a lawyer's payment, regardless of whether the client is successful or not.
A compilation of charges put together by a lawyer before a court case is due to begin, including court costs, suit fee and the lawyer's own commission percentage.
When a claimant approaches a court to initiate legal proceedings.
In certain circumstances, e.g. if the defendant was ill on the day of trial, the judgement made on that day in their absence can be made void.
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Followers
a position in which the hands are on the hips and the elbows are bowed outward
Athens, 그리스
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