- has
declared under oath") is a
written statement voluntarily made by an
affiant or
deponent under an oath or
affirmation which is
administered by a person...
- able to
witness the
signing of the do****ent and
check the
proof of the
affiant's identity,
helping to
prevent some
forms of
outright fraud. In
recent years...
- member. In the
United States, such an oath has
often indicated that the
affiant has not been a
member of a
particular organization or
organizations mentioned...
- jurat, also
known as a
verification upon oath or affirmation, in
which the
affiant swears to the
truth of the
contents of the do****ent, and
signs the do****ent...
-
knowledge or on
information and belief. If
information and belief, the
affiant must
state the
source of his
information and the
reason for his belief...
-
probable cause, that is
demonstrated to be both
false and
included by an
affiant knowingly and intentionally, or with
reckless disregard for the truth,...
-
specifically identify the
person to be arrested. If a law
enforcement affiant provides false information or
shows reckless disregard for the
truth when...
- that the
information he has
given therein is true. This
differs from an
affiant, as in the case of an
affidavit the
facts therein are
sworn to
before a...
- intentionally, or with
reckless disregard for the truth, was
included by the
affiant in the
warrant affidavit, and if the
allegedly false statement is necessary...
- infibulate,
infibulation ficus fic- fig
Ficus fidēs fid- faith,
trust affiance,
affiant, affidavit, confidant, confidante, confide, confidence, confident, confidential...
