- In
English law, the
benefit of
clergy (Law Latin:
privilegium clericale) was
originally a
provision by
which clergymen accused of a
crime could claim that...
- -plicit-
please complacency, complacent, complaisance, complaisant,
counterplea, displease, displeasure, implead, placebo, placid, placidity, plea, plead...
- (defence of Synopsis' and 'Tetrastylon), London, 1603. An
Antilogie or
Counterplea to an
Apologicall (he
should have said)
Apologeticall Epistle, London...
-
interrelated that one
cannot be
decided without the other; the
forum of a
counterplea (forum
reconventionis sive reaccusationis), i.e. in a
criminal suit the...
