| Adjudicated |
decided by a judge |
| Adverse |
unfavorable, acting against or in a contrary direction |
| Affidavit |
(+) a written or printed declaration or statement of facts, made voluntarily and confirmed by oath |
| Arbitration |
(+) when an impartial third party is called in to make a decision after hearing the arguments of both sides; both two sides agree in advance to abide by this decision |
| Assault |
(+) any willful attempt or threat to inflict injury, when coupled with the ability so to do and a display of force |
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| Blatant |
completely obvious, especially in an offensive way |
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| Codicil |
a legal instrument made to modify an earlier will |
| Commercial |
designed for a large market |
| Consent |
compliance in or approval of what is done or proposed by another |
| Contempt |
(+) disobedience to a public authority |
| Custodian |
(+) anyone who has charge, or custody, of property, papers, etc. |
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| Defraud |
to deprive of something by deception or fraud |
| Delinquent |
offending by neglect or violation of duty or of law |
| Dependent |
(+) gaining existence, support, or direction from another |
| Designated |
to set apart for a specific reason |
| Discretion |
power of free decision or latitude of choice within certain legal bounds |
| Disposition |
(+) transferring to the care or possession of another |
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| Excretions |
waste products discharged by the body |
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| Felony |
(+) a crime of a more serious power, authority, or thing granted; or a destroying or making void of some deed that had been in existence until made void by revocation |
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| Gang |
(*) a group of three or more individuals with a common interest, bond, or activity characterized by criminal or delinquent conduct |
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| Hazardous |
involving or exposing to risk |
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| Impair |
to damage or make worse, to handicap |
| Impartial |
fair, just, unbiased |
| Incompetent |
(+) lacking the ability, legal qualification or fitness to do something |
| Induce |
to persuade or influence |
| Industry |
a department or branch of a craft, art, business, or manufacture; one that employs a large personnel and capital, especially in manufacturing |
| Instigate |
to stir up purposefully, to excite to activity |
| Intent |
the design or purpose to commit |
| Intimidation |
to make timid or fearful |
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| Jurisdiction |
the limits or territory within which authority may be exercised |
| Juvenile |
(+) a person under 18 years old |
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| Liable |
obligated according to law or equity |
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| Mar |
to detract from the perfection or wholeness of |
| Misdemeanor |
(+) an offense lower than felony, which is generally punishable by a fine or imprisonment of less than one year |
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| Obscene |
(*) a patently offensive description of ultimate sexual acts or solicitation to commit ultimate sexual acts, whether or not said acts are normal or perverted, actual or simulated |
| Obstruct |
to block or close up by an obstacle |
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| Paraphernalia |
things used in connection with something |
| Pedestrians |
people on foot (may include those on bicycle, skateboard, etc.) |
| Perishable |
able to spoil or decay |
| Pertain |
to have reference to something |
| Petty Offense |
(+) any misdemeanor for which the punishment is a fine of less than $500, or a prison sentence of less than 6 months, or both |
| Physiological |
characteristic of or appropriate to an organism's healthy or normal functioning |
| Prohibit |
to command against |
| Psychological |
relating to the human mind and behavior |
| Pursuant |
in conformity with, according to |
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| Refractory |
a heat-resistant ceramic material |
| Rendering |
to treat so as to convert |
| Retail |
the sale of goods in small quantities to ultimate consumers |
| Revocation |
(+) the recall of some power, authority, or thing granted; a destroying or making void of some deed that had been in existence until made void by revocation |
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| Sadomasochistic |
the derivation of pleasure from the infliction of physical or mental pain on others |
| Sanctions |
(+) the punishment for the violation of a law |
| Subsequent |
following in time, order, or place |
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| Verbatim |
in the exact words, word for word |