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RELEASE ON RECOGNIZANCE

When a judge allows a criminal suspect to be released without bail. This exception is typically for those who represent no flight risk and have limited, if any, prior problems with the law. This is commonly abbreviated as OR or ROR. … [Read more...] about RELEASE ON RECOGNIZANCE

RELEASEE

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The person to whom a release is made. … [Read more...] about RELEASEE

RELEASER, OR RELEASOR

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The maimer of a release. … [Read more...] about RELEASER, OR RELEASOR

RELEASOR

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He who makes a release. … [Read more...] about RELEASOR

RELEGATIO

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Lat. A kind of banishment known to the civil law, which differed from "deportatio" in leaving to the person his rights of citizenship. … [Read more...] about RELEGATIO

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