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MEDICO-LEGAL

Relating to the law concerning medical questions. … [Read more...] about MEDICO-LEGAL

Pertaining, relating, or belonging to the study and practice of medicine, or the science and art of the investigation, prevention, cure, and alleviation of disease. Medical evidence. Evidence furnished by medical men, testifying in their professional capacitv as experts, or by standard treatises on medicine or surgery.Medical jurisprudence. See Jubispbudence. … [Read more...] about MEDICAL

MEDIETAS LINGUAE

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In Old practice. Moiety of tongue; half tongue. Applied to a jury impaneled in a cause consisting the one half of natives, and the other half of foreigners. See De Medietate Lingua. … [Read more...] about MEDIETAS LINGUAE

MEDICAL CERTIFICATION

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Documentation required by an employer that is completed by a health care provider and submitted by an employee who wishes to take leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act. … [Read more...] about MEDICAL CERTIFICATION

MEDIO ACQUIETANDO

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A judicial writ to distrain a lord for the acquitting of a mesne lord from a rent, which he had acknowledged in court not to belong to him. Beg. Jur. 129. … [Read more...] about MEDIO ACQUIETANDO

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