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Civilization
Civilization, a law, act of justice, or judgment, which renders a criminal process civil; which is performed by turning an information into an inquest, or the contrary. Also the assimilation of Common
civil law
civil law often cap C&L 1 : Roman law esp. as set forth in the Code of Justinian 2
civil procedure
civil procedure : the steps taken and methods used in bringing and conducting a civil action ;also : a
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civil rights movement
civil rights movement Historically, the term "Civil Rights Movement" has referred to efforts toward achieving true equality for African-Americans
Civil
Civil, may stand, according to the context, for the opposite of criminal, of ecclesiastical, of military, or of political.
Civil death
Civil death. A man is said to be civilly dead (civiliter mortuus) when he has been attainted of treason
Claim in the action
Claim in the action, referred to at the end of that sub-section must be a claim for some form
Claim in rem
Claim in rem, means and Admiralty claim in rem Admiralty (2000) PD 49F, para 1.4(b) (UK) Halsbury's Laws of
Statement of claim
Statement of claim. The mode in which, under the Judicature Acts, a plaintiff begins his pleading, substituted fro the former Bill
Quit claim
Quit claim, a quitting of one's action, claim, or title.
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