A Summary Trial is:

Res Judicata means:

Which legal term refers to an act done beyond the powers of a legal authority?

Double Jeopardy refers to:

What does the Plea of Autrefois Acquit signify?

Which of the following is considered a non-constitutional body?

Which of the following is NOT a statutory body?

Which of the following is a constitutional body?

To repeal a law means:

Remission in law means:

Cross-examination is:

Ratio decidendi refers to:

Recklessness is a form of:

Quorum refers to:

Which of the following is an example of a quasi-judicial body?

Regulatory bodies are responsible for:

Which of the following is a non-statutory body?

A puisne judge refers to:

What is a proviso?

What is a precedent?

Pre-emption refers to:

Post-mortem or autopsy is:

Possession refers to:

A plaintiff is:

What is a plaint?

Penalty refers to:

What is pardon?

Overrule means:

What is the modern term for a crime?

What is a mortgage?

Mesne profit refers to:

Mens rea is:

Locus standi refers to:

Litigation refers to:

What is libel?

Lease refers to:

What is a leading question?

What is the meaning of 'issue' in legal terms?

Who is an 'intestate'?

Corroboration means:

Circumstantial evidence is:

Second-hand evidence is:

First-hand evidence refers to:

Caveat emptor means:

What is a caveat?

Bankruptcy is:

What is alimony?

Alibi refers to:

An adverse witness is :

A hostile witness is: