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What does this mean the court orders that costs are taxed against defendant?

That means the defendant has to pay them out of his own pocket.


What is the name for a court order?

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Under which system Criminal or Civil does the victim receive more satisfaction?

It's not really possibly to easily answer this question, given that there are so many different jurisdictions and each has it's own laws and system. The civil system tends to primarily offer victims monetary rewards, or things like restraining orders. The criminal system can obviously punish a defendant with prison, although the criminal system is not technically a victim v. defendant mechanism. It's a "state" or "people" v. the defendant, with the victim having some rights. Ultimately, which offered more "satisfaction" to the victim is something only the victim could answer.


Do temporary retraining orders go on your criminal background?

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What have Gag orders been used to prohibit?

Gag orders have been used to prohibit one criminal from testifying against another.


The struggle between the patricians and the plebeians?

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Do temporary restraining orders go on your criminal record?

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What is a cross complainant on a summons?

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