COURT INTERPRETER WRITTEN

Search and seizure: Emanates from the Fourth Amendment with probable cause Ex parte: Benefit of one party w/o notice of adverse party Ex/post facto: After the action 事后 Bona fide: In good faith 善意 only bona fide members of the company are allowed to use the logo. bona fide purchaser Corpus delicti: Body of the crime 犯罪事实 I've worked in criminal justice for years, and I always know what should be done when there is a substantial corpus delicti . ...

rap sheet correct answer: Before conveying an offer, a district attorney will first check a defendant's formal probation correct answer: A person must report to a probation officer on a regular basis if he or she is on recidivist correct answer: a repeat offender is also known as a peremptory challenge correct answer: a defense counsel who rejects a potential juror without having to give any reason is making use of a writ correct answer: a judicial order directing a person to d...

irascible: bad tempered acquiesce: agree or submit (consentir) rebuke: reprimand; harsh criticism (reprimenda) trepidation: apprehension, anxiety (inquietud) insurgent: rebel ironic: contradictory, unexpected clandestine: secret vernacular: native, colloquial polarize: divide perfunctory: automatic, unthinking, superficial infinitesimal: small construe: interpret heresy: unorthodox opinion stringent: s...

Indeterminate Sentence correct answer: A sentence of imprisionent to a specified minimum and maimum period of time, specifically authorized by statute, subject to termination by a parole board or other authorized agency after the prisoner has served the minimum term Infraction correct answer: A violation of law, not punishable by imprisonment. Minor traffic offenses for example Instructions correct answer: A judge's explanation to the jury before it begins deliberations of the question...

vainglorious correct answer: smug, conceited, snooty, presumptuous, vain (vanoglorioso, presumido) ignoble correct answer: dishonorable, unworthy, base, shameful, contemptible, despicable (innoble) valorous correct answer: valiant (valeroso) infamous correct answer: notorious, disreputable, legendary, fabled, famed (infame) repellent correct answer: revolting, repulsive, disgusting, repugnant, sickening, nauseating (repugnante, repulsivo) doleful correct answer: mournful, wo...

demur correct answer: to object Default correct answer: fail to do something required to do Deponent correct answer: Person giving testimony Discovery correct answer: The pretrial procedures used by the parties to obtain information about the case from the other parties in order to prepare for trial. (Exchange of evidence) Dismiss trial without prejudice correct answer: Without right to a new trial Dismiss case with prejudice correct answer: Without a right to a new trial ...

According to Hoyle: By the rules following the rules Acid test: An acid test is something that proves whether something is good, effective, etc, or not. After the fashion: poorly All over but the shouting: finished As the crows fly: Direct At bay: At a distance at sixes and sevens: in a state of confusion and disorder At the bottom of the hour: at the 1/2 hour (11:30am) At arms length: at a dstance Caveat emptor: "let the buyer...

irascible CORRECT ANSWER bad tempered acquiesce CORRECT ANSWER agree or submit (consentir) rebuke CORRECT ANSWER reprimand; harsh criticism (reprimenda) trepidation CORRECT ANSWER apprehension, anxiety (inquietud) insurgent CORRECT ANSWER rebel ironic CORRECT ANSWER contradictory, unexpected clandestine CORRECT ANSWER secret vernacular CORRECT ANSWER native, colloquial polarize CORRECT ANSWER divide perfunctory CORRECT ANSWER automatic, unthinking, superficial infin...