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List the Words Used in the Text that Are Related to Legal Procedures. for Example: Deposition - English Core

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 List the words used in the text that are related to legal procedures.

For example: deposition

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Solution

Deposition

Notice

Summon

Lawyer

Court

Cases

Fee

Agreement

Compensation

Order

Courthouse

Judge

Prosecutor

Statement

Guilty

Trial

Penalty

Law

Magistrate

Sentence

Bail

Judgement

Inquiry

Evidence

Documents

Imprison

Appeal

Rights

Investigation

Reconvene

Appear

Pleading

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