Top 10 Legal Terms You Need to Know: A Beginner's Guide to Understanding the Law
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Are you confused by legal jargon? Do you want to understand the law better? Look no further! In this video, we break down the top 10 legal terms you need to know. From bail to guilty, we explain the meaning of each term and provide examples to help you understand. Whether you're a student, a business professional, or just someone who wants to be more informed, this video is for you. Don't let legal language intimidate you any longer. Watch now and gain a better understanding of the law.
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⏱TimeStamps⏱
0:00 - Introduction
0:53- What is bail?
1:30 - What is a plaintiff?
1:56 - What is a defendant?
2:28 - What is a jury?
3:16 - What does guilty mean?
3:40 - What does not guilty mean?
4:11 - What does verdict mean?
4:36 - What is the legal meaning of an appeal?
5:17 - What is the legal meaning of a sentence?
6:01 - What does lawyer mean?
Legal vocabulary words used in this video:
1. bail
2. post bail
3. judge
4. plaintiff
5. sue
6. defendant
7. jury
8. jury of our peers
9. guilt verdict
10. not guilty verdict
11. verdict
12. appeal
13. appeal a court decision
14. appeal to a higher court
15. sentence/sentencing
16. lawyer
17. law words
18. law vocabulary
19. words to understand the law
20. The American legal system
21. jail
22. prison
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Can a plaintiff appeal when they feel like the verdict was unfair or that justice was not served?
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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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 ?
I believe bail cannot be in stamps or notes, or even Monopoly money!
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Please if do more videos about court and leagal words. I uppriciated you
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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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Do you mean a pronunciation of the word prejudice? Or, something else?
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Hi my sir,
Could you please make a video about?
1)compare with
2)compare to
What is difference?
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I will put that topic on my video production list.
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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 .
Thank you for those definitions. 👍
Do them in both English and Spanish
I think it should have Spanish subtitles, no? Please let me know.
Bail- post
Plaintiff
Defendant
Suing a case
Jury
Guilty
Not Guilty
Verdict
Appeal
Sentence- light / harsh
Lawyer
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My sir,
Could you please tell me how tonsay in english?
Situation
I made a friend yesterday from the USA.
Also how to say ?
I made a good relationship with us
I made a friend yesterday from the USA.
This is correct.
I made a good friendship with him/her.
@@SingleStepEnglish
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Can I say ?
1)I made good relationship with her.
It should be "I built a good relationship with her" or "I established a good relationship with her."
@@SingleStepEnglish
Can I say ?in these ways too
1)I want to have a good relationship with her.
2)I made a good relationship with her
Something different to learn sir
I hope you liked it! 😃
Hi my sir,
Could you please make a video about?
1)compare with
2)compare to
What is difference?
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.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir if you can it would be great