The doing of a thing in the view of all persons who choose to be present. 2. The law requires that courts should be open to the public, there can therefore be no secret tribunal, except the grand jury and all judgments are required to be given in public. 3. Publicity must be given to the acts of the legislature before they can be in force, but in general their being recorded in … [Read more...]
PUISSANCE PATERNELLE
Fr. Paternal power. In the French law, the male parent has the following rights over the person of his child: (1) If child is under sixteen years of age, he may procure him to be imprisoned for one month or under. (2) If child is over sixteen and under twenty-one he may procure an imprisonment for six months or under, with power in each case to procure a second period of … [Read more...]
PUBLICUM JUS
Lat. In the civil law. Public law; that law which regards the state of the commonwealth. Inst 1, 1, 4. … [Read more...]
PULSARE
Latin: In the civil law. To beat; to accuse or charge; to proceed against at law. Calvin. … [Read more...]
PUBLISH
1. To make known using some form of medium of expression. To publicize. 2. To print. 3. To upload. 4. To inform and educate witnesses who will sign a document as to the nature of the document they are signing. … [Read more...]