Top 10 Legal Terms You Need to Know: A Beginner's Guide to Understanding the Law

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Can a plaintiff appeal when they feel like the verdict was unfair or that justice was not served?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

That's a great question! In most legal systems, including those in the United States, a plaintiff typically has the right to appeal a verdict if they believe it was unfair or if they feel that justice was not served. However, there are specific procedures and criteria that must be met for an appeal to be considered by a higher court.

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Judge Jury is a group (12 people ) that helps to give a fear decision . Attorney, lawyer, solicitor or barrister ( a person who knows laws how to help a person) Verdict is getting to the truth. Plaintiff is the complaint. Defendant is the accused .

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@sameehas3150 You are most welcome. I am so glad to read this! If you enjoy law, please check out my recent video on legal contracts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHbHnpSfjsqHfZo

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You are most welcome. Any other law related videos you would like to see?

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Hi my sir, Could you please make a video about? 1)compare with 2)compare to What is difference?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

@GillianSessions Thank you very much for that excellent suggestion. I will put that topic on my video production list.

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What is the difference, lawyer, advocacy, attorny, legal officer?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Here are some basic differences. 1) Lawyer: General term for anyone trained and licensed to practice law. 2) Attorney: A lawyer who can represent clients in court. 3) Advocate: A specialist attorney representing clients in higher courts (specific to some jurisdictions). 4) Legal Officer: Provides legal advice within an organization and ensures compliance with laws.

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I hope those definitions help!

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Do you mean a pronunciation of the word prejudice? Or, something else?

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@@SingleStepEnglish NO, The legal definition and ramifications of signing a contract without prejudice!

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[@SingleStepEnglish]

Thank you very much for your suggestion. I’ll make another video on legal words soon. Since I teach my university students, I don’t have time for any private lessons. My apologies.

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Can that bail be in stamps or a promissory note also ? Can a non-civilian be quilty or a non-guild member be tried within that club ?

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I believe bail cannot be in stamps or notes, or even Monopoly money!

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Bail- post Plaintiff Defendant Suing a case Jury Guilty Not Guilty Verdict Appeal Sentence- light / harsh Lawyer

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Do them in both English and Spanish

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I think it should have Spanish subtitles, no? Please let me know.

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I made a friend yesterday from the USA. This is correct. I made a good friendship with him/her.

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[@SingleStepEnglish]

It should be "I built a good relationship with her" or "I established a good relationship with her."

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I hope you liked it! 😃

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Hi my sir, Could you please make a video about? 1)compare with 2)compare to What is difference?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Thanks! I will see if I can make a video using that content. In simple terms, "compare to" is used for highlighting similarities, while "compare with" is used for examining similarities and differences. However, in some cases, the two phrases can be used interchangeably.

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