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Terms for subject Law (8349 entries)

recross examination	A second examination of a witness by the opposing counsel after the second examination (or redirect examination) by the counsel who called the witness to testify is completed
recuse	When you remove yourself or are removed from a criminal or civil proceeding because you have a conflict of interest. For example, a judge can recuse himself because someone in the case is a friend or business partner
Recycling Laws International	RLI
Red Dragon Alliance	RDA
Red Headed Boy	RHB
Red Wine Trail	RWT
redact	adapt or edit for public record
redeemable	red.
redirect examination	A second examination of a witness by the counsel who called the witness to testify. This examination is usually focused on certain matters that were discussed by the opposing counsel's examination
redress	set right
redress	remedy
redress	compensate
redress	remove the causes of a grievance
Reducing Americans Vulnerability To Ecstasy	RAVE
Reducing Americas Vulnerability To Ecstasy	RAVE
referee	A person appointed by the court to hear and make decisions on limited legal matters, like juvenile or traffic offenses
reference	ref.
Referencing String	RS
Reformed Youth Movement	RYM
refoulement	N/A