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NALS CH 7 897586

Vocab 7

TermDefinition
Brief A memorandum of material facts, points of law, precedents, etc., prepared to familiarize the court with the facts and the law of a particular case.
Citation A legal authority, such as a constitution, statute, case, or other authoritative source, which is used to support a written legal document.
Conform(ed)(ing) To insert on all copies of a document the information shown on the original so the copy will reflect dates, signatures, and corrections that were placed on the original.
Execute(ing) To complete; to sign; to carry out according to its terms.
Law Blank A printed legal form available for preparing documents.
Legal Backing Heavy paper longer than the document and typically made of colored stock.
Legal Cap Ruled long paper.
Sic Latin term placed in parentheses following any mistake in quoted material to indicate that the mistake appears in the original.
Table of Authorities A table of sources used in constructing a brief, including constitutions, statues, case law, and other references structured according to strict rules about the order and display of each reference.
Testimonium Clause The clause of a deed or a legal instrument immediately preceding the signatures that read: "In witness whereof the parties hear unto have caused this instrument to be properly executed the day and year first above written.
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