It requires that all people be treated equally under the law, insuring due process of law to all people charged with a crime. The market value of property, minus any debts owed on the property. A general term for forcing a tenant to vacate the premises. All physical and nonphysical things which are determined by the court to be heard or shown to the jury for their consideration and judgement of the ultimate facts of the case. Only relevant evidence is allowed to be admitted in a case.
Evidence is relevant if it tends to prove or disprove a fact in controversy.
The legal questioning of a witness by an attorney. There is direct examination, cross examination, redirect examination and recross examination. A bail amount set by a court that is excessive compared to an amount that would reasonably assure the accused would return to court for the criminal proceedings. A provision in a lease or rental agreement that says that the landlord is not liable to the tenant if the tenant is injured on the property. Sometimes these provisions are valid, and sometimes they are not.