Black's Law Dictionary: Definitions of the Terms and Phrases of American and English Jurisprudence, Ancient and Modern

Henry Campbell Black · Jacqueline M. Nolan‐Haley · Stephen C. Hicks · Martina N. Alibrandi

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Legal Language and Interpretation Lexicography and Language Studies Legal principles and applications

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Preface; The Pronunciation of Latin; Outline of Latin Pronunciations; Transcription System; Guide to Pronunciation Symbols; Text of Definitions; Appendices: Table of Abbreviations; Constitution of the United States; Time Chart of the United States Supreme Court.

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