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ENTER A JUDGEMENT

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The act of officially recording of a judgment after a judge has determined and signed on a judgment, which is performed by the court clerk. … [Read more...]

ENTRAPMENT

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When a defendant claims to have been induced into breaking the law due to actions by law enforcement officers or their agents for the purpose of bringing criminal charges against the defendant. A claim of an artificially provoked crime. … [Read more...]

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

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The body of law (federal, state and international) which governs the general environment and protects it from harmful effects such as via pollution, depletion of important minerals and natural resources, the preservation of wildlife and more. … [Read more...]

ENTERCEUR

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L. Fr. A party challenging (claiming) goods; he who has placed them in the hands of a third person. Kelham. … [Read more...]

ENTREBAT

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L. Fr. An intruder or interloper. Britt c 114. … [Read more...]

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