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Outlaw
Outlaw [fr. utlaghe, Sax.; utlagatus, Lat.], a person put out of the law, or deprived of its benefits (see
outlaw
outlaw [Old English tlaga, from Old Norse tlagi, from t out + lag lg law] 1 : a person
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Outlaw
A person excluded from the benefit of the law or deprived of its protection
Forinsecus
Forinsecus, outlawed, or on the outside.
Ungeld
Ungeld, an outlaw.
Bandit
An outlaw a brigand
Couthutlaugh
Couthutlaugh [fr. Couth, Sax., knowing, and utlaugh, an outlaw], a person who willingly and knowingly received an outlaw and cherished or concealed him; for which offence he
Perdonatio utlagari'
pardon for a man who, for contempt in not yielding obedience to the process of a Court, is outlawed, and afterwards of his own accord surrenders, Reg. Brev. 28.
Amittere legem terr', or liberam legem
arising from crime or interest are made competent witnesses, their credibility being left to the jury. A person outlawed was (see OUTLAW) said to lose his law; i.e., to be put without its protection, so that he
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