'From the Latin for "to bargain", it's an agreement between opposing counsels, like to the admissibility of evidence'
a stipulation
THE LAW: From the Latin for to bargain, its an agreement between opposing counsels, like to the admissibility of evidence
From the Latin for "to bargain", it's an agreement between opposing counsels, like to the admissibility of evidence
From the Latin for "to bargain", it's an agreement between opposing counsels, like to the admissibility of evidence
THE LAW
a stipulation
THE LAW