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JUDICIAL INQUIRY
the term given to the investigation looking into and enforcing liabilities under the law. The post JUDICIAL INQUIRY appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JOINT DEBTOR
the name that is given to the laws allowing the courts to render a judgement against one or more joint debtors. The post JOINT DEBTOR appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JUVENILE COURT
the name of the court that hears matters relating to the offenses committed y minors. The post JUVENILE COURT appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JOINDER IN ISSUE
a term used when a party accepts the raising of an issue of fact by the party opposing in a law suit. The post JOINDER IN ISSUE appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JOINDER OF PARTIES
the uniting of 2 or more people as the co-plaintiffs or as the co-defendants. The post JOINDER OF PARTIES appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTE
the term given to the controversy seen between labour unions with each claiming a right to represent workers. The post JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTE appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JUDGE PRO TEMPORE A
the term given to the temporary judge who is filling in at court. The post JUDGE PRO TEMPORE A appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JAILBREAK
The term used to describe an escape from jail that is accompanied by violence and force. The post JAILBREAK appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JUDGMENT NOTE
the term given to a note that is against a person who borrows money or buys on an installment plan. The post JUDGMENT NOTE appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JUDGMENT BOOK
the name given to the court record book where all judgements are listed and kept on file. The post JUDGMENT BOOK appeared first on The Law Dictionary .
JUDGMENT ESTOPPEL BY
this is the term that is a bar against trying a case after certain facts have been accepted to be true. The post JUDGMENT ESTOPPEL BY appeared first on The Law Dictionary .