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Understanding Legal Terminology: Key Concepts in Law and Justice

This guide explores essential legal terminology, including the meanings and implications of words such as “jurisdiction,” “judge,” “jury,” “justice,” and “justification.” It delves into the roles of individuals within the legal system, such as jurists and judges, and defines critical actions like abjuration and perjury. Gain insight into how these terms interplay in the realm of law, justice, and fairness, enhancing your understanding of legal proceedings and the administration of justice. Perfect for students or anyone interested in law.

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Understanding Legal Terminology: Key Concepts in Law and Justice

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  1. Word List #11 Jur, jus, jud = law; justice

  2. To give up rights, to recant • abjure Who knows what “ject” means?

  3. A person chosen to interpret laws, decide a winner, or settle a controversy. • judge

  4. The territory or land in which justice and laws are administered and followed jurisdiction

  5. An expert in law • jurist

  6. A group of people sworn to abide by the laws to determine the laws • jury

  7. Lawful, fair just

  8. Fairness, rightfulness • justice

  9. The fact that is said to prove that something is true justification

  10. To prove; to offer • Justify MATH ROCKS!

  11. To break the law by lying; to break a formal promise; to break an oath • perjury

  12. The end! Hey that’s a gavel ! Think social studies

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