Black's law dictionary. HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A.. 1990.
assumed facts — Facts concerning which no evidence has been introduced at trial and hence no rulings of law or jury instructions are required. In argument, a hypothetical set of facts used to illustrate a point of law. See stipulation … Black's law dictionary
The Facts of Life (TV series) — infobox television show name = The Facts of Life caption = The Facts of Life title screen (Eastland was used as a backdrop from 1979 to 1983; afterwards Edna s Edibles and Over Our Heads provided the background) format = Sitcom runtime = 30… … Wikipedia
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hypothetical question — A question addressed to an expert witness, based upon assumed facts stated. 23 Am J2d Dep § 103. A question addressed to an expert witness which assumes or hypothesizes the existence of a certain state of facts and asks for the opinion of the… … Ballentine's law dictionary
as|sum´ed|ly — as|sumed «uh SOOMD», adjective. 1. pretended; not real: »The famous stranger was traveling under the assumed name of Smith. SYNONYM(S): simulated. 2. supposed: »The assumed facts turned out to be untrue. 3. usurped: »The dictator soon lost his… … Useful english dictionary
as|sumed — «uh SOOMD», adjective. 1. pretended; not real: »The famous stranger was traveling under the assumed name of Smith. SYNONYM(S): simulated. 2. supposed: »The assumed facts turned out to be untrue. 3. usurped: »The dictator soon lost his assumed… … Useful english dictionary
Scientific evidence (law) — This article is about the legal concept. For scientific evidence in pure science, see Scientific evidence. History Educating witness Role The educating witness teaches the fact finder (jury or, in a bench trial, judge) about the underlying… … Wikipedia
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