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Term: in publicam vindictam
Definition: In publicam vindictam is a Latin term used in history to mean the act of vindicating public right. This means taking action to protect the rights of the public as a whole.
in publicam vindictam
In publicam vindictam is a Latin term used in history to describe the act of vindicating public right.
These examples illustrate how in publicam vindictam is used to describe actions taken to uphold public rights. In both cases, the government and the court took action to punish those who had violated laws and regulations that were in place to protect the public. By doing so, they were vindicating the public's right to a safe and fair society.