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dueling

dueling, n. The common-law offense of fighting at an appointed time and place after an earlier disagreement. • If one of the participants is killed, the other is guilty of murder, and all who are present, abetting the crime, are guilty as principals in the second degree. [Cases: Criminal Law 45.30. C.J.S. Dueling §§ 2–3.]

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marine insurance

An agreement to indemnify against injury to a ship, cargo, or profits involved in a certain voyage or for a specific vessel during a fixed period, or to protect other marine interests. [Cases: Insurance 2214–2256. C.J.S. Insurance §§ 394, 400–409, 434, 996–1014, 1195–1229.]

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uruguay round

Uruguay Round. The 1994 negotiations of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. • The negotiations resulted in the TRIPs Agreement that established the World Trade Organization and made member nations’ patent laws more uniform. See TRIPS.

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chain conspiracy

A single conspiracy in which each person is responsible for a distinct act within the overall plan, such as an agreement to produce, import, and distribute narcotics in which each person performs only one function. • All participants are interested in the overall scheme and liable for all other participants’ acts in furtherance of that

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lis mota

lis mota 〈拉〉已开始且之后成为某一诉讼基础的争议;正在进行的诉讼;将会提起的诉讼 该词的使用主要和某种陈述相关,而该陈述可作为传闻规则的例外被作为证据采纳,如某一家庭成员制作的家族谱系〔pedigree〕在其死后可作为相关事实的证据使用,除非能证明该家族谱系是在争议或诉讼开始后制作的,才不可采纳。该词也用于与谈话守密特权〔privileged communication〕相关的问题。

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