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lynch law
lynch law Orig. U.S. Also Lynch law; in early use Lynch's (Linch's) law. The practice of inflicting summary punishment upon an offender, by a self-constituted court armed with no legal authority; it is now limited to the summary execution of one charged with some flagrant offence. ‘The origin of the... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Lynch (Lynch law)
He claimed to be the source of the terms "lynch law" and "lynching." Lynch's Law The term "Lynch's Law" was used as early as 1782 by a prominent Virginian named Charles Lynch to describe his actions in suppressing a suspected wikipedia.org
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lynch law
lynch lawprocedure followed when sb is lynched 私刑. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom
Guarisco concludes his assessment of the film by warning, "Ultimately, Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom is probably too wild and perverse Availability On December 6, 2005, Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom was released on region-1 DVD as part of the 4-disc Pinky Violence wikipedia.org
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lyncher
lyncher (ˈlɪnʃə(r)) [f. lynch v. + -er1.] One who lynches; one who punishes or helps to punish by lynch law, esp. one who puts (an offender) to death by summary process.1839 Niles' Reg. 15 June 256/2 Lynchers punished. 1847 Harbinger 7 Aug. 136/1 The company of lynchers once formed, they proceed to ... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Lynch
Lynch (1844–1907), Ohio lawyer and politician William Lynch (Lynch law) (1742–1820), claimed to be the basic cause of the "lynch law" term William Joseph Lynch (1908–1976), U.S. federal judge Sportsmen Bill Lynch (born 1954), football coach Billy Lynch (Australian footballer) (1909–1985), played for wikipedia.org
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lynch
▪ I. lynch, v. Orig. U.S. (lɪnʃ) [f. Lynch: see lynch law.] trans. To condemn and punish by lynch law. In early use, implying chiefly the infliction of punishment such as whipping, tarring and feathering, or the like; now only, to inflict sentence of death by lynch law.1836 Niles' Reg. 1 Oct. 69/1 S... Oxford English Dictionary
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Charles Lynch
Charles Lynch may refer to: Charles Lynch (judge) (1736–1796), Virginia militia officer, probable source of term "lynch law" Charles Lynch (politician Lynch (1851–1932), West Virginia politician and judge See also Charles Lynch Award, Canadian journalism award wikipedia.org
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lynch-man
lynch-man [Cf. lynch law.] One of the early administrators of lynch law.1811 A. Ellicott in C. V. Mathews A. Ellicott (1908) 221 The Lynch-men associated for the purpose of punishing crimes in a summary way without the tedious and technical forms of our courts of justice. Ibid. 222, I should not hav... Oxford English Dictionary
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Patrick Lynch (Rhode Island attorney general)
After returning to the United States, Lynch earned a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 1992. Additionally, he is a member of a law and consulting firm, Patrick Lynch Law Election history 2006 General Election 2002 General Election References wikipedia.org
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Lynch-like
Lynch-like, a. [f. Lynch: see lynch law.] Characteristic or suggestive of Judge Lynch.1837 R. M. Bird Nick of Woods I. 221 Since Stackpole, having endured the penalty for stealing him, considered himself as having a legal, Lynch-like right to the animal, which no one could dispute. Oxford English Dictionary
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Charles Lynch (judge)
The terms "lynching" and "lynch law" are believed to be derived from his surname. Fralin, Gordon Godfrey, "Charles Lynch, originator of the term Lynch law (1955)" Master's Theses. Paper 102. wikipedia.org
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William Lynch speech
William Lynch Forewords attached to some online versions of the speech give the narrator's name as the source of the terms "lynching" and "Lynch law", A better-documented early use of the term "Lynch law" comes from Charles Lynch, a Virginia justice of the peace and militia officer during the American wikipedia.org
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Team Herrick & Lynch at Herrick Real Estate
Many of our agents are current or retired Law Enforcement. We support our Law Enforcement
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劫狱警匪战 Star in the Dust
The cattlemen are set to rescue Sam; the farmers hope to lynch him before he can be rescued; and Hall schemes for escape with his girl Nellie. But Sheriff Jorden is most concerned with finding out who hired Hall: a leading suspect is the sheriff's future brother-in-law. 豆瓣
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