- A
proffer is an
offer made
prior to any
formal negotiations. In a trial, to
proffer (sometimes profer) is to
offer evidence in
support of an argument...
- In U.S.
criminal law, a
proffer agreement,
proffer letter,
proffer, or "Queen for a Day"
letter is a
written agreement between a
prosecutor and a defendant...
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Ellendea Proffer Teasley (born 1944) is an
American author, publisher, and
translator of
Russian literature into English. She
received her Ph.D. from...
-
Spencer Proffer (born
Salek Profesorski,
December 25, 1948) is an
American media and
record producer. He is the CEO of
Meteor 17, a
convergence media...
- Carl Ray
Proffer (September 3, 1938, Buffalo, New York –
September 24, 1984, Ann Arbor, Michigan) was an
American publisher, scholar, professor, and translator...
- terrorism, that it is evil per se – that the
various real or
imagined reasons proffered by the
terrorists to
justify their actions are meaningless.
Benjamin Netanyahu...
- evidence. For
evidence to be
admissible enough to be admitted, the
party proffering the
evidence must be able to show that the
source of the
evidence makes...
-
occupied territories, one of the
suggestions Prime Minister Levi
Eshkol proffered regarding Gaza was that the
people might leave if
Israel restricted their...
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pillows and
contrive To
bring his
medicine to him
sadly Then sigh when
proffering the
spoon 'Let's hope the
devil takes you soon' In
Russia she was considered...
- In mathematics, a
conjecture is a
conclusion or a
proposition that is
proffered on a
tentative basis without proof. Some conjectures, such as the Riemann...
