- In
criminal law, a
mitigating factor, also
known as an
extenuating cir****stance, is any
information or
evidence presented to the
court regarding the defendant...
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because of the
physical strain of the activity, or
because of
unusual extenuating cir****stances.
There are
various euphemisms for
death during ****, including...
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Extenuating Cir****stances (French:
Circonstances atténuantes) is a 1939
French comedy film
directed by Jean
Boyer and
starring Michel Simon,
Suzanne Dantès...
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legal official can
order a
delay of payment[clarification needed] due to
extenuating cir****stances,
which render one
party incapable of
paying another. Look...
- had been
baptized in the 1930s and 1940s by
female Witnesses due to
extenuating cir****stances, such as in
concentration camps, were
later re-baptized...
- More than half of the prisoners, 22,727, were
released before trial for
extenuating cir****stances or on
humanitarian grounds.
Since Paris had been officially...
- player's name on the cup if the
player was
unavailable to play due to "
extenuating cir****stances". For example, the
Detroit Red
Wings received special permission...
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court rendered its verdict:
Dreyfus was
convicted of treason, but "with
extenuating cir****stances" (by five
votes to two) and
sentenced to ten years' imprisonment...
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interviews conducted over the internet, or was
impacted by
significant extenuating cir****stances such as
illness or the loss of a
family member. Pooled...
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place with as few as two people,
often referred to as a
suicide pact. In
extenuating situations where continuing to live
would be intolerable, some people...
