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Performance- legal procedures to ensure that parties fulfil their obligations

Enforcement of contracts- fulfilment of contractual obligations

Consideration- something of value both which both parties to contract agree to exchange

Negligently caused injuries- harming person as a result lack of necessary care

Strict liability- so dangerous that strict liability will be imposed

Vicarious liability- legal responsibility for the harm caused by another person

Ultra-hazardous- automatic responsibility for the harm caused by another person

Products liability- legal responsibility of manufacturers for harm caused by their goods

Nuisance- admissions of guilt by a defendant

Invasion of privacy- violation of somebody`s right to be alone

Defamation- damaging somebody`s reputation through slander or libel

Damages- compensation for harm done, typically in money

Crimes against public administration- an act which interferes with a person`s right to use and enjoy their land

Homicide- killing another person, including murder.

Hearsay- evidence or opinions quoted from a person not in court which is not admissible

Impeachment- the act of discrediting a witness by showing that their evidence is false

Cross-examination- the opportunity to question in court a witness for the opposing party in a trial

Privileges- the right not to disclose certain types of evidence

Constitutional and statutory limitations- things which are prohibited by the constitution or by statues

Search and seizure- examination of a person`s property and taking articles of evidence found during that examination

Incriminating statements- illegal acts such as bribary

Electronic surveillance- monitoring person through e.g closed-circuit TV cameras

Immunities- exemptions from penalties or legal requirements

Judicial opinions- decisions taken by higher court which create a new legal precedent

Legal citation- a formal style of referring to legal documents

Precedent- a legal case which establishes a principle of law that other courts follow in similar cases