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Provenance
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Proven
Proved
Not proven
Not proven, a verdict allowed to be given in criminal trials in Scotland. A prisoner in whose case it is
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unproven
unproven : not proven [an allegation]
aliunde
aliunde [Latin, from alius other + unde whence] : from another source [must be proven ] [proof ] prep : from a source other than [that he was shot…was proven the admissions "United
Provenience
Origin source place where found or produced provenance used esp in the fine arts and in archaeligology as the provenience of a patera
not guilty
: a verdict rendered by a jury acquitting a criminal defendant upon finding that the prosecution has not proven the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
Axiom
established principle that is universally accepted with a given frame work of reasoning or thinking e.g. innocent until proven guilty is an age-old axiom of criminal law, Black Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 132.
fishing expedition
wrongdoing available at the outset of the investigation and often without specifying in advance the wrongdoing to be proven
valued policy
be paid in the event of a future loss instead of an amount that would have to be proven as the actual loss
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