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Macmillan List of Foreign legal terms a fortiori ADJECTIVE, ADVERB used for saying that something that is true for one case is even more true in another case a posteriori ADJECTIVE, ADVERB using knowledge , evidence , or experience to make a judgment or decision about somethin g that has already happened a priori ADJECTIVE, ADVERB using knowledge or experience that you already have in order to make a judgment or dec ision bona fides NOUN evidence or proof that someone has sincere feelings or is who they claim to be de jure ADVERB legally de jure ADJECTIVE legally accepted

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a fortiori

adjective, adverbusedforsayingthatsomethingthatistrueforonecaseisevenmoretrueinanothercase

a posteriori

adjective, adverbusingknowledge,evidence,orexperiencetomakeajudgmentordecisionaboutsomethingthathasalreadyhappened

a priori

adjective, adverbusingknowledgeorexperiencethatyoualreadyhaveinordertomakeajudgmentordecision

bona fides

nounevidenceorproofthatsomeonehassincerefeelingsoriswhotheyclaimtobe

de jure

adverblegally

de jure

adjectivelegallyaccepted

force majeure

nounanunexpectedeventthatstopsyoudoingsomethingthatyoupromisedtodoinacontract

pro bono

adjective, adverbdonewithouttheusualpaymentthatalawyercharges

sine die

adverbwithoutarrangingadateforanothermeeting

sub judice

adjective, adverbalegalcaseorpieceofevidencethatissubjudiceisbeingconsideredbyajudgeorinacourtandsomedetailsofitcannotbediscussedinpublic

terra nullius

nouninAustralia,thelegalideathatwhenthefirstEuropeansarrivedinAustraliathelandwasownedbynooneandthereforetheywerefreetolivethere.ThisideaisnotnowpartofAustralianlaw.

in camera

happeninginprivate,withoutotherpeopleknowingwhatissaidhttp://www.macmillandictionary.com/thesaurus-category/british/Foreign-legal-terms