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capricious
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Capricious
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Moody whimsical capricious
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arbitrary
act of individual will without regard for facts or applicable law often used in the phrase arbitrary and capricious [an agency finding or conclusion of lack of evidence would be and capricious if the record afforded no
Reasonable doubt
foundation upon which to raise a reasonable doubt, and so a vague conjecture, whimsical or vague doubt, a capricious and specu-lative doubt, an arbitrary, imaginary, fanciful, uncertain, chimerical, trivial, indefinite or a mere possible doubt is not
Challenge
maybe made in civil causes. In capital cases the prisoner, in favorem vit', is allowed an arbitrary and capricious species of challenges, without showing any cause at all, limited, in cases of treason, to thirty-five, and in
Procedure established by law
the procedure, the judges were agreed that the procedure must be reasonable and fair and not arbitrary or capricious. For, if the procedure was arbitrary, it would violate Article 14 since Article 14 is not consistent with
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