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Legal Definitions - de vicineto
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Definition of de vicineto
Definition: De vicineto is a legal term that means "from a neighborhood." It is often used in reference to a jury pool. For example, if a trial is taking place in a certain neighborhood, the jury pool may be selected from that same neighborhood. This is because the jurors are more likely to be familiar with the area and the people involved in the case. The term de vicineto is used to describe the origin of the jury pool, which is from the same neighborhood as the trial.
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Simple Definition
Term: de vicineto
Definition: De vicineto means "from a neighborhood" or "from a vicinage" in Law Latin. It is often used in reference to a jury pool.
Example: The jurors were selected de vicineto, meaning they were chosen from the local area.
Reference: This term is closely related to the concept of de corpore comitatus, which refers to the selection of jurors from the county where the crime was committed.
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