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Today's Terms
Habeas corpus
Definition:
Habeas corpus refers to the written command (writ) that is either used to bring a prisoner before the court in order to identify the legality of his/her imprisonment or it is used to bring a person in custody to give a testimony before prosecution.
Arraignment
Definition:
An arraignment refers to the process of informing a party of committing a crime in court and then asking whether to plea guilty or not guilty.
Exhibit
Definition:
Any document of object serving as evidence in court is called an exhibit.
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