Simple English definitions for legal terms
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PRO: An abbreviation for "peer-review organization," which means a group of experts who review and evaluate scientific or academic work to ensure its quality and accuracy. In Roman and civil law, "proamita" is a term used to refer to a great-great-aunt, or the sister of one's great-grandfather.
PRO is an abbreviation for Peer-Review Organization. It refers to a group of experts who evaluate and provide feedback on research or academic work before it is published or presented.
In Roman and civil law, PROAMITA means a great-great-aunt, specifically the sister of one's great-grandfather.
The first example illustrates the use of PRO as an abbreviation for Peer-Review Organization in the context of academic publishing. The second example shows the use of PROAMITA in genealogy to refer to a specific family member.