Search results for: “public recall”
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Recall
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Recall Meaning of Recall To supersede a minister or deprive him of his office . Also, to revoke , cancel or reverse a judgment on matters of fact. Synonyms of […]
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Election
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Election Meaning of Election The exercise of choice by one left to free will to take or do one thing or another. An act of choosing, choice, active choosing by vote a person to fill an office , or to […]
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Office
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Office Meaning of Office A position of duty, trust or authority especially in the public service or in some corporation , society or the like. there is also a corresponding right to exercise the public […]
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Office
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Office Meaning of Office A position of duty, trust or authority especially in the public service or in some corporation , society or the like. there is also a corresponding right to exercise the public […]
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Hole-in-the-wall
Grammar This term is a noun. Etimology of Hole-in-the-wall (You may find hole-in-the-wall at the world legal encyclopedia and the etimology of more terms). small and unpretentious place, 1816, perhaps recalling the hole in the wall that was a public house name in England from at least […]
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Direct Democracy Instrument
Direct Democracy Instrument in Voting Law Definition of Direct Democracy Instrument in the context of the United States election law: Method by which citizens can participate directly in the political decision making process. It may take one of three forms: 1. Citizens voting on a public […]
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Hearsay
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Hearsay Meaning of Hearsay Hearsay Legal Definition Second-hand evidence, generally consisting of a witness’s testimony that he/she heard someone else say […]
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Depose
State or affirm a matter of fact in an affidavit or deposition . U.S. v McConaughy, 33 F. 168.
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Breaking Relations
Breaking Relations in Diplomatic LawThe formal act of severing diplomatic relations with another state to underscore disapproval of its actions or policies. It is generally an unwise step, because when relations between states are most strained is when the maintai…