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definationterm
medieval england, a broad term for a nobleman who answered to the king. barron
a written document setting forth rights and privileges for a specific group or organization charter
a right that is considered to be endowed by natural law, such as the rights of life, liberty, and property. natural right
the principle that everyone is entitled to fair due consideration under the law, and a FAIR TRAIL due process
a person who travels to foreign lands, often for religious reasons pilgrim
to remove from a position suddenly BY FORCE depose
an action or decision that serves as an example for the future precendent
a group within a religion that shares a common name, traditions, and beliefs denomination
a group of citizens organized to perform military services who aren't professional soldiers militia
to make less or serve harsh mitigate
in the united states, a body of electors that represents the voters of each state and elects the president and vice president electoral college
from lstin meaning "you have the body": a legal mechanism that protects against unlawful or undue imprisonment habeas
a law declaring people guilty and prescribing their punishment without granting them trial bill of attainder
a law that makes something illegal retroactively or increases the punishment for a past action ex post facto law
the crime of betraying one's country by trying to overthrow its government or supporting its enemies treason
to officially validate a treaty. ratify
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