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Mainprise is a
concept in
English law
regarding releasing a
prisoner from
custody upon
sureties pending trial. It is
nearly identical to the idea of bail...
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freely to go at all
times to all
places whither he will
without bail or
mainprise or otherwise.
Imprisonment without lawful cause is a tort
called false...
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committing to
prison anyone they
suspected of high treason,
without bail,
mainprise or trial,
until the date the Act
expired or
unless six
privy counsellors...
- and law
enforcement officials. 2019 New York bail
reform Bounty hunters Mainprise Seabury Commission "Bail
Decisions and Under-Trial Detention: An Introduction"...
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larceny Anglo-Norman lar(e)cin "theft"
theft of
personal property.
mainprise,
mainprize undertaking for the
appearance of an
accused at trial, given...
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Robert Magowan General Sir
Bryan ****n Major-General
Cecil Wilmot Mainprise Brigadier Hugh
Salusbury Kynaston Mainwaring General Sir
Alexander Maitland...
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convicted shall be
committed to prison,
there to
remain without bail
mainprise until they
shall confirm and
yield themselves to same church.” When Richard...
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William Wallace swore fealty to
Edward I. In 1308, he was
released on
mainprise on 24 May 1308 and
shortly afterwards returned to
Scotland where he served...
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Probably a Neville,
rather than York's follower, as he
stood mainprise for some of Salisbury's men in 1454. He was also one the
delegation sent...
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Devereux and
Richard de Eton of the
county of
Hereford commitment by
mainprise to John Burlev,
Richard Burley and
Roger Bierd the
keeping of the manors...
