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Fact-finding hearing: A proceeding where facts relevant to deciding a controversy are determined.
Fair Preponderance: Evidence sufficient to create in the minds
of the triers of fact the belief that the party which bears the
burden of proof has established its case.
Felony: Crime of grave nature than a misdemeanor.
Fine: A sum of money imposed upon a convicted person as
punishment for a criminal offense.
File: "To file" a paper is to give it to the court clerk for
inclusion in the case record.
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