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writ of rebellion

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A quick definition of writ of rebellion:

A writ of rebellion, also known as a commission of rebellion, was a legal document that allowed someone to arrest a person who did not obey a court order or decree. This document was used in the past and is no longer in use today. It was like a command to certain people to catch the person who did not follow the law. The commission of rebellion was abolished in 1841.

A more thorough explanation:

A writ of rebellion, also known as a commission of rebellion, was a legal process used in the past to enforce obedience to a writ of subpoena or decree. It allowed a layperson to arrest and bring a defendant to Chancery.

For example, if someone failed to appear in court after being ordered to do so, a commission of rebellion could be issued to apprehend them as a rebel and contemner of the king's laws.

This process was abolished in 1841, and is no longer used in modern legal systems.

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8:38

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Trismegistus

8:40

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lilypadfrog

8:41

i’m boutta release

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

8:43

sounding like that one guy in here who kept saying he was cumming

Dkk

8:43

Was that me cus I just released.

lilypadfrog

8:44

Wahoowa

Dkk

8:45

AI Overview +1 "Wahoowa" is a cheer and greeting used by fans of the University of Virginia (UVA).

Dkk

8:45

Learned something new today. I can sleep knowing I learned something today.

lilypadfrog

8:48

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalgona I just learned about these things. Apparently they’re featured in Squid Game, but I think Squid Game is just a ripoff of the original Mr Beast Games

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

8:50

I learned today the term fight fire with fire comes from the early day of fire fighting when departments would just bulldoze buildings and then burn them in an attempt to stop a fire from spreading. So to stop fire from burning shit they would burn down other buildings in a more violent and destructive way thus lowering the fires moral so much it refuses to spread and work.

GreyCeaselessMammoth

8:51

that's like basically how wildland firefighting still works

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

8:52

I did wildland and most of the time it was controlled burns but it is pretty funny to imagine doing that in a city/neighborhood.

Dkk

8:52

The Santa Ana winds kinda helped with that because it pushed the fire back to where it had already burned despite the news media saying everything was going to get worse like the idiots they are.

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

8:55

Cant imagine being the guy to be like "hey so to keep your neighbors house from burning down we are going to bulldoze yours and then catch it on fire"

lilypadfrog

8:55

buddy you can either stay in or get out but we’re bulldozing this

lilypadfrog

8:55

someone brought cake to the work breakroom today

lilypadfrog

8:56

they will tell you 9 AM is too early to eat cake but they are wrong

GreyCeaselessMammoth

8:56

guys it's my bday!

lilypadfrog

8:56

happy birthday!!!

GreyCeaselessMammoth

8:56

i was going to go get myself a nice little coffee but the shop is closed because when it snows here everyone freaks out

GreyCeaselessMammoth

8:56

thanks lily!!!!

lilypadfrog

8:56

that’s probably why there was cake in my break room. someone knew it was your birthday

GreyCeaselessMammoth

8:57

exactly

GreyCeaselessMammoth

8:57

have some for me

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

8:57

I guess you now have to go buy alcohol now to celebrate

lilypadfrog

8:57

come here I’ll share

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

8:57

And for my bday a couple days ago all I got was a baby with bubble gut lol

lilypadfrog

8:58

baby and your dream law school I think those are good presents

lilypadfrog

8:59

happy bday to you too my friend

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8:59

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