Fairness - Law Dictionary Search Results
void-for-vagueness doctrine
the void-for-vagueness doctrine, a vague law is a violation of due process because the law does not provide fair warning of a prohibition and fails to set standards for enforcement that would govern the exercise of the
Belle
young lady of superior beauty and attractions a handsome lady or one who attracts notice in society a fair lady
Bellibone
A woman excelling both in beauty and goodness a fair maid
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Cajole
To deceive with flattery or fair words to wheedle
Impartial
Not partial not favoring one more than another treating all alike unprejudiced unbiased disinterested equitable fair just
Cocker spaniel
or for household pets They usually weigh from eighteen to twenty eight pounds They have the head of fair length with square muzzle the ears long and set low the legs short or of medium length and
Drofland
to the king or to their landlords for the privilege of driving their cattle through a manor to fairs or markets
Engrosser
One who copies a writing in large fair characters
Equitable
or exhibiting equity according to natural right or natural justice marked by a due consideration for what is fair unbiased or impartial just as an equitable decision an equitable distribution of an estate equitable men
fairground
an open area for holding fairs or exhibitions or circuses Often used in plural
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