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Term: A CANCELLIS CURIAE EXPLODI
Definition: A cancellis curiae explodi is a term used in Law Latin to describe being expelled from the bar of the court. This means that a person is no longer allowed to practice law in that court and is not allowed to represent clients there anymore.
A CANCELLIS CURIAE EXPLODI
A cancellis curiae explodi is a Latin term used in law. It means to be expelled from the bar of the court.
Example 1: The lawyer was found guilty of misconduct and was a cancellis curiae explodi.
Example 2: The judge ordered the attorney to be a cancellis curiae explodi for disrespecting the court.
These examples illustrate how a lawyer can be expelled from the bar of the court for misconduct or disrespecting the court. This means they can no longer practice law in that court and their reputation as a lawyer is damaged.