AAERT Terms to Learn UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
formal statement by convicted defendant as to whether
there is any reason why judgment should not be rendered
allocution against him; when a sentencing bargain has been agreed
to in exchange for a guilty plea, the defendant must admit
guilt
case law printed decisions and opinions of appellate jurisdictions
chattel an article of personal or movable property
an attorney's final statement in a trial; the concluding
summation argument of each party's counsel, made before jury de-
liberation begins
a cloud on title is a claim or lien which impairs an owner's
cloud on title/quiet title otherwise free right to use his property; to remove such a
claim, an action is brought to quiet title
federal regulatory agency rules and regulations which
code of Federal Regulations/C.F.R. implement federal law; these regulations, once promul-
gated, have the force of actual law
a bar to relitigating an issue already been tried between
collateral estoppel the same parties confront accusers right of a person ac-
cused of a crime to face those making the accusation
one having an interest in a matter who makes an unsworn
declarant/declaration
statement; such a statement is the declaration
assertion by a defendant that, although certain facts al-
demurrer leged against him/her may be true, they do not entitle the
plaintiff to prevail
induce a person to commit a crime who otherwise would
entrap
not commit one
a bar or an impediment to prevent re-litigating issues
estoppel/collateral estoppel
which have already been tried
, F.2d, F.3d 1/4
formal statement by convicted defendant as to whether
there is any reason why judgment should not be rendered
allocution against him; when a sentencing bargain has been agreed
to in exchange for a guilty plea, the defendant must admit
guilt
case law printed decisions and opinions of appellate jurisdictions
chattel an article of personal or movable property
an attorney's final statement in a trial; the concluding
summation argument of each party's counsel, made before jury de-
liberation begins
a cloud on title is a claim or lien which impairs an owner's
cloud on title/quiet title otherwise free right to use his property; to remove such a
claim, an action is brought to quiet title
federal regulatory agency rules and regulations which
code of Federal Regulations/C.F.R. implement federal law; these regulations, once promul-
gated, have the force of actual law
a bar to relitigating an issue already been tried between
collateral estoppel the same parties confront accusers right of a person ac-
cused of a crime to face those making the accusation
one having an interest in a matter who makes an unsworn
declarant/declaration
statement; such a statement is the declaration
assertion by a defendant that, although certain facts al-
demurrer leged against him/her may be true, they do not entitle the
plaintiff to prevail
induce a person to commit a crime who otherwise would
entrap
not commit one
a bar or an impediment to prevent re-litigating issues
estoppel/collateral estoppel
which have already been tried
, F.2d, F.3d 1/4
