LIBERTATIBUS EXIGENDIS IN ITINERE

libertatibus exigendis in itinere (lib-[schwa]r-tay-t[schwa]-b[schwa]s ek-s[schwa]-jen-dis in I-tin-[schwa]-ree), n. [Latin] Hist. A writ from the king to one of a panel of itinerant judges (the justices in eyre) ordering them to admit an attorney to represent a criminal defendant. See EYRE.