30 Latin Legal Terms Everyone Needs to Know

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JD JARGON - Attorney Steve® does it again, this time with this video letting you know the TOP 30 LATIN LEGAL TERMS you probably need to know. Sure there are a ton more, but these are the common everyday terms that may pop up on your bar exam and in the practice of law, especially if you are a pro se litigant.

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[VoxUrbana]

Latin terms intimidate... And its not subject to interpretation 😀 . it is what it means... I love it

[low_life_type]

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[frankbooth]

Anthropologically speaking, many disciplines uses special language to shroud itself in mystery and create an in-group status. That makes sense for engineering and physics where such language is efficacious. The oddity in law is that these terms are readily translatable. Great video, thank you. Dan ....I’m dealing with a case now that is coram non judice.

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[rossn.]

Very helpful. Thank you from Thailand!

[louisramirez]

I like all your videos Legal terms and definitions are critical in legal writing thank you.

[OTRTrader]

Ya forgot _nunc pro tunc, _ one of my favorites.😎 Another one I learned from Justice Scalia that I love to use, which gets even judges is _qui tacet consentire videtur._

[loueckert]

Great info, there is a lot to know in the law. Many of the terms apply to other fields. Thanks for posting!

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[karmaking]

Great work. You took years to law school. Two of my favorite are: malum in se and malum prohibitum.

[ayatullahshihab]

As far as I concerned, if the Latin word's meaning is given in small letter, it will more clear to me.Thanks Sir

[TracyMarieBriare]

I think you’re great! Wondering if you would consider doing a video on “stringent test” for deliberate fabrication? Thank you

[kevinkirkpatrick]

I learned a latin phrase in carpenter's school 1987
Illegitimi non carborundum a-Latin aphorism interpreted as "Don't let the bastards grind you down". Wikipedia

Latin Maxims

[pennywagner]

How do you use these terms in a sentence? as an adverb or noun? Thank you for all you do.

[UDimwit]

Thanks for that, I am looking for the legal definition of the word Nonsense or Nonsensical that is explained in an easy term for others to understand easily while i listen to this.. (Y)

[mrnoedahl]

Hey thanks for the info. I have one for you. "ACLU" Latin for see you in court. Or in English it means blackmail.

[Divinaisthelight]

Civilitir mortuus ➡ civilly dead, one who has lost his/her rights and privileges

[ankupoojari]

It helped me a lot☺️🙏 but I still wanted to know more legal phrases.