- Look up
peremptory in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Peremptory can
refer to any of the
following concepts in law:
Peremptory challenge Peremptory norm...
- The
right of
peremptory challenge is a
legal right in jury
selection for the
attorneys to
reject a
certain number of
potential jurors or
judges without...
- A
peremptory norm (also
called jus cogens) is a
fundamental principle of
international law that is
accepted by the
international community of
states as...
- In
common law systems, the
peremptory pleas (pleas in bar) are
defensive pleas that set out
special reasons for
which a
trial cannot proceed; they serve...
-
various causes. The
defense peremptorily challenged nine
potential jurors and the prosecutor, Joe Gutmann,
peremptorily challenged six,
including all...
- The
novel develops with this unconventional, chain-smoking
Englishman peremptorily reforming the
Church and the
early 20th-century world,
against inevitable...
- the
power of
defendants to
dismiss potential jurors as part of
their peremptory challenge rights granted as
early as 1215 in the
Magna Charta do****ent...
-
unwillingness to
fairly consider a life
without parole sentence.
Unlike a
peremptory challenge (the
number of
which are
limited by the
court during voir dire...
-
candidate for President; that if
nominated by
either party, I
should peremptorily decline; and even if
unanimously elected I
should decline to serve."...
-
Unigenitus by
which Jansenism had been condemned; the request, however, was
peremptorily denied. The Pope also ****isted
Hospitaller Malta in its
struggles against...
