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Simple English definitions for legal terms

prorogation

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A quick definition of prorogation:

Term: PROROGATION

Definition: Prorogation means to delay or postpone something to another day. In the context of law, it refers to the ending of a legislative session until the next term. In civil law, it can also mean extending a court's or judge's jurisdiction by the agreement of all parties involved in a case. Sometimes, a party may not request a judge's recusal despite knowing that the judge is not qualified to hear the case, which is called tacit prorogation.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Prorogation is the act of postponing something to another day. In legal terms, it refers to the discontinuation of a legislative session until its next term. It can also refer to the extension of a court's or judge's jurisdiction by consent of the parties to a case that it would otherwise be incompetent to hear.

Examples:

  • The parliament's prorogation was met with protests from the opposition parties.
  • The court granted prorogation of jurisdiction to hear the case.

The first example illustrates prorogation in the context of a legislative session being postponed until its next term. The second example illustrates prorogation in the context of a court's jurisdiction being extended by consent of the parties to a case.

prorogatio de tempore in tempus | prorogue

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ReminiscentZestyFish
14:23
Small ahh wave
GreyCeaselessMammoth
14:23
yeah the smallness of this wave makes me think there might be more to come? am i being crazy? only one wave a month it should be a tsunami rn
14:24
@jackfrost11770: chillll it still early in the cycle, especially relative to this and last yearrrr
its also still early in the day
i think theres def more waves todayu
StillDoingMyBest
14:25
do y'all think the lsat is easier or harder without the logic games
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14:25
ppl prob need a few minutes to update their results
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if i get a decision today ill dye my hair
14:26
dye it grey plz
or ppiece a new whole
i would look terrible with grey hair
jackfrost11770
14:27
I do think that vandy does hella small waves if not even individual decisions
jackfrost11770
14:27
Tex got WL randomly and he was like, the only one
jackfrost11770
14:27
On a Sunday
GreyCeaselessMammoth
14:27
jack that makes me feel better
ReminiscentZestyFish
14:27
Closed on Sunday
ReminiscentZestyFish
14:27
you my Chic Fil A
jackfrost11770
14:27
My hair is dyed silver
jackfrost11770
14:27
It's fading tho I'm getting it redyed next week
14:27
silver hair is the future. u heard it here first folks
ive gone black, blonde tips, light brown, red, pruplish red, another shade of red before
lilypadfrog
14:28
@StillDoingMyBest: i think removal of logic games makes it easier to start at a baseline solid score, harder to get a high score
i wanna get a new color
silver and grey would just literally look awful on me but its hot on others
GreyCeaselessMammoth
14:28
logic games was my shit so it's definitely harder for me now
ReminiscentZestyFish
14:28
you my #1
jackfrost11770
14:28
I would love red streaks in it that would look drop but I work corporate and I'm already pushing it w my fashion choices lmfao
ReminiscentZestyFish
14:28
with the lemonade
hahaha jack do it
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