Glossary
Legal terms used across the course, defined in plain words.
- Court of record — Constitutional Law
- Criminal contempt — Constitutional Law
- Cross-examination — Procedural / Evidence
- Cruelty — Family Law
- Custody — Family Law
- Custom — General / Jurisprudence
- Customary international law — Public International Law
- Customs union — Trade / Fiscal / Tax
- Damnum sine injuria — Law of Torts
- Declaratory theory — General / Jurisprudence
- Decree — Procedural / Evidence
- De facto guardian — Family Law
- De facto recognition — Public International Law
- Defamation — Law of Torts
- De jure recognition — Public International Law
- Del credere agent — Law of Contract
- Delegated legislation — Administrative Law
- Delegatus non potest delegare — Administrative Law
- Denial of justice — Public International Law
- Desertion — Family Law
- Difference principle — General / Jurisprudence
- Diplomatic immunity — Public International Law
- Diplomatic protection — Public International Law
- Directive principles — Constitutional Law
- Direct tax — Trade / Fiscal / Tax
- Discretionary power — Administrative Law
- Dispute settlement — Trade / Fiscal / Tax
- Dispute settlement body — Trade / Fiscal / Tax
- Dissolution of parliament — Constitutional Law
- Distributive justice — General / Jurisprudence
- Diversion — Media / Juvenile / Misc
- Divorce — Family Law
- Divorce by mutual consent — Family Law
- Doctrine of precedent — General / Jurisprudence
- Documents of title — Law of Contract
- Doli incapax — Media / Juvenile / Misc
- Double criminality — Public International Law
- Double jeopardy — Procedural / Evidence
- Double taxation — Trade / Fiscal / Tax
- Dowry — Family Law
- Droit administratif — Administrative Law
- Dualism — Public International Law
- Dual nationality — Public International Law
- Due process — Constitutional Law
- Dumping — Trade / Fiscal / Tax
- Duty of care — Law of Torts
- Duty to act fairly — Administrative Law
- Duty to mitigate — Law of Contract
- Easement — General / Jurisprudence
- Emergency powers — Constitutional Law