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equal time act

Equal Time Act. A federal law requiring that a broadcasting-facility licensee who permits a legally qualified candidate for public office to use the facility for broadcasting must afford an equal opportunity to all other candidates for the office. 47 USCA § 315. [Cases: Telecommunications 435. C.J.S. Telegraphs, Telephones, Radio, and Television §§ 178–179, 183–187.]

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cooling time

Criminal law. Time to recover cool blood after great excitement, stress, or provocation, so that one is considered able to contemplate, comprehend, and act with reference to the consequences that are likely to follow. See COOL BLOOD. [Cases: Homicide 669.]

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time bar

time-bar, n. A bar to a legal claim arising from the lapse of a defined length of time, esp. one contained in a statute of limitations. [Cases: Limitation of Actions 1. C.J.S. Limitations of Actions §§ 2–4.] — time-barred, adj.

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cooling time

cooling time. Criminal law. Time to recover cool blood after great excitement, stress, or provocation, so that one is considered able to contemplate, comprehend, and act with reference to the consequences that are likely to follow. See COOL BLOOD. [Cases: Homicide 669.] “[O]ne who controls his temper time after time, following repeated acts of provocation,

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