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Which term refers to an absence of government?
Anarchy is a condition where there is no government. Also the term is used when it seems that there is no law and order.
What does skell mean used on Law and Order?
That is a slang word for someone who has commited a crime.
In what Law Order episode does Elliot have an affair?
Assuming you mean from SVU he hasn't had an affair so to speak of.
Who plays the pathologist on Law and Order?
Leslie Hendrix played Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers in 142 episodes of Law and Order, 104 episodes of Law and Order Criminal Intent, 1 episode of Law and Order: Trial by Jury, and the Law and Order movie 'Exiled'.
Who plays Lenny on Law and Order?
Actor Jerry Orbach appeared as Detective Lenny Briscoe in:274 episodes of Law and Order3 episodes of Law and Order: SVU3 episodes of Homicide: Life on the Street3 Law and Order video games2 episodes of Law and Order: Trial by Jury1 episode of Law and Order: Criminal Intentand Exiled, the Law and Order TV movie
What does the term other hearing mean in court?
what does the term "other hearing" mean in the court of law
What does the term forensic mean?
Pertaining to the law.
What does the law term LOP mean?
Lack Of Procecution.
What does the term to be officialy withdraw as a law mean?
Rescind
What is the missing half of the following word pair law?
The missing half of the word pair is "order" - together they form the term "law and order."
What the term factor mean in Mendel first law?
allele
What term descrsibes presidential rules that have the force of law?
An exective order is a direct, rule, or regulation that has the effect of the law.
What does the term family law mean?
The term family law relates to law that is relating to families and familial parties, such as a household consisting of two stepmoms and a child, plus a step-grandfather.
What does the term "enure" mean in the context of law?
In the context of law, the term "enure" means to take effect or become valid, typically in reference to a legal document or agreement.
Which term is best defined as a presidential rule or command that has the force of law?
executive order
What does decree nisi mean in English?
Decree nisi is a legal term with the meaning that until a particular condition is met, the court order does not carry any force. This is a term commonly used in the common law ruling of foreclosure and mortgage cases.
What is the legal term for someone who violates the law in order to comply with the law--for example a person who robs a bank in order to pay money owed to the IRS?
There is no such mitigation of culpability in the law. A thief is a thief, regardless of the reason for their actions.
