- In
criminal law, a
mitigating factor, also
known as an
extenuating cir****stance, is any
information or
evidence presented to the
court regarding the defendant...
-
because of the
physical strain of the activity, or
because of
unusual extenuating cir****stances.
There are
various euphemisms for
death during ****, including...
-
legal official can
order a
delay of payment[clarification needed] due to
extenuating cir****stances,
which render one
party incapable of
paying another. Look...
- the OSS
Istanbul operation called Project Net-1 was to
infiltrate and
extenuate subversive action in the old
Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires. The...
- to ten
years of hard labour,
though the
sentence was
commuted due to
extenuating cir****stances.
Dreyfus accepted the
presidential pardon granted by President...
- cir****stance is a kind of
attendant cir****stance and the
opposite of an
extenuating or
mitigating cir****stance,
which decreases guilt. In the UK, the Criminal...
- had been
baptized in the 1930s and 1940s by
female Witnesses due to
extenuating cir****stances, such as in
concentration camps, were
later re-baptized...
-
Extenuating Cir****stances (French:
Circonstances atténuantes) is a 1939
French comedy film
directed by Jean
Boyer and
starring Michel Simon,
Suzanne Dantès...
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Takfir (Arabic: تَكْفِير, romanized: takfīr) is an
Arabic and
Islamic term
which denotes excommunication from
Islam of one
Muslim by another, i.e. accusing...
- have said they had seen angels,
although Smith posited that,
except in
extenuating cir****stances such as the restoration,
mortals teach mortals, spirits...
