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adversarial
involving conflict, opposition, or a challenge. It describes a situation where people are arguing, debating, or competing against each other. (Adj).
litigation
the process of taking legal action or bringing a case to court. (Noun).
sanctioned
allowed, approved, or permitted by law.
appellate
the process of reviewing and challenging decisions made by lower courts.
embellishment
adding extra details, often in an exaggerated or untrue way, to make something sound more interesting or dramatic.
demonize
to portray someone as evil, dangerous, or bad. (Verb)
indictment
a formal accusation or charge that someone has committed a crime.
recantation
taking back or withdrawing a previous statement or claim.
incriminating
making someone seem guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.
discretionary
something that is based on personal choice or judgment, rather than being required or fixed by rules.
peremptory Strikes
when lawyers have the right to reject potential jurors without having to explain why.
potent
very powerful or effective.
deluded
being misled or tricked into believing something that isn't true.
indigent
poor or lacking basic necessities.
mitigation
factors or circumstances that reduce the seriousness of a situation or punishment.