"Nolo contendere," often abbreviated as "nolo," is a legal term meaning "I do not wish to contend." It is a plea used in criminal cases where the defendant does not admit guilt but accepts conviction as if they had pleaded guilty. This type of plea allows the defendant to avoid admitting liability, which can be beneficial in related civil cases. However, it still results in a criminal conviction.
to run, or hurry
Nolo
I contend, I fight.
I am so happy with you.
"Without you I do not wish to live", or "I am unwilling to live without you".
This device, when it is used by a newcomer can be very aggravating; if one clicks on the "preview Your changes" button, a carefully prepared answers disappears... Neiter NOLO nor REVES are Spanish words. Nolo is a Latin word that is still used in Galician (Northwestern Spain) NOLO appears in the corpus of the RAE (Royal Spanish Academy) only as part of Galician phrases, sentences and paragraphs. It is not present in any Spanish monolingual dictionaries except as a Latin legalese term. REVES could be a misspelling of REVÉS, without the diacritical accent mark on the last "E". The phrase is a fragment that without more context and/or perhaps a comma, does not mean anything, but it could mean: 1) ... in the opposite sense, the [nolo?] 2) ... upside down, the [nolo?] 3) ... inside out the [nolo?]
not that i know of no , unfortunatly, contendo games dont think of these things :/
Nolo contendere means "I will not contest it", it is a plea option. A person that pleas nolo contendere is stating that not gulity or just not willing to answer. Even though someone is has this right they can still be convicted and sentenced.
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"Nolo contendere," often shortened to "nolo," is a legal term derived from Latin meaning "I do not wish to contest." It is a plea used in criminal cases where the defendant accepts conviction as if they had pleaded guilty but does not admit to the underlying facts of the case. This plea can result in a conviction without the defendant having to directly acknowledge guilt, and it may be beneficial in avoiding civil liability in related matters.
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