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Bail Dock, n. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the noun Bail Dock is in the early 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for Bail Dock is from 1624, in the writing of Thomas Heywood.
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Bail Dock - Grub Street Project
Bail Dock. A secure area at the front of the Old Bailey Sessions House where prisoners were kept to await arraignment or trial. A new Passage being made ...
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History of The Old Bailey Courthouse
The “dock”, where the defendant stood was raised and placed at the centre of the U – the defendant's back to the open air, with the “bail dock” behind. The ...
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[PDF] What if the dock was abolished in criminal courts?
The dock is a distinct enclosure for defendants in courtrooms, often with security. Abolishing it is proposed as it may interfere with a fair trial.
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View of Bail-dock - SAS Open Journals
Return to Article Details Bail-dock Download Download PDF. Thumbnails Document Outline Attachments Layers. Previous. Next. Highlight all. Match case.
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bale-dock
ˈbail-dock, ˈbale-dock Obs. [? f. bail n.3 barrier: see dock.] At the Old Bailey, London, (formerly) ‘a small room taken from one of the corners of the court, and left open at the top; in which, during the trials, are put some of the malefactors.’ Scots Mag. 1753 XV. 42/1.1624 Heywood Gunaik. iii. 1...
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Article - Is This Really the Prosecutor's Table? Advocating ... - SADO
In some cases, the bail dock looked like a cage and had metal bars, whereas in others, it was a glass enclosure. In still others, it was simply a more open ...
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Pennsylvania Judiciary Web Portal
The portal provides public access to court information, including docket sheets and calendars. PAeDocket app allows searching by case number, name, etc.
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bail-dock - definition and meaning - Wordnik
bail-dock: Formerly, at the Old Bailey in London, a small room taken from one of the corners of the court, and left open at the top, in which certain ...
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Bondspersons List - Calhoun County, MI
The bondspersons list is maintained by the Circuit Court, reviewed annually, and furnished to those in custody without recommendation. It must be posted in ...
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dock
▪ I. dock, n.1 (dɒk) Forms: 1 docce, 4–5 dokke, dok, 4– dock. [OE. docce, pl. and inflected sing. doccan; app. Common WGer. or OTeut.: cf. MDu. docke, in comb. docke-blaederen ‘petasites’, Ger. docken-blätter the common dock, ODa. ådokke = OE. éadocce water-dock; also OF. doque, doke, docque, mod.No...
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