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PUBLIC SECTOR

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That part or section of the economy which is controlled by government and not private citizens and entities who are earning a profit. … [Read more...]

PUBLIC DEFENDER

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In the US, all criminal defendants may ask for an attorney to represent them, at no cost if they cannot afford an attorney. The defense attorney hired and provided by the government is known as the public defender. … [Read more...]

PUBLIC SERVICE

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1. A service that is free and/or performed for the benefit of the members of the general public. A service provided for free to the community or citizens by the government or by private corporations (such as a regulated public utility.) 2. Employment within government. … [Read more...]

PSYCHOLOGICAL FACT

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In the law of evidence. A fact which can only be perceived mentally; such as the motive by which a person is actuated. Burrill, Circ. Ev. 130, 131. … [Read more...]

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