Difference between revisions of "Sua sponte"

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(New page: '''Sua sponte''' means action taken by a court on its own, without being asked to do so by either side of a case. Literally, it is Latin for "of its own will." [[category:legal te...)
 
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'''Sua sponte''' means action taken by a [[court]] on its own, without being asked to do so by either side of a case.  Literally, it is [[Latin]] for "of its own will."
 
'''Sua sponte''' means action taken by a [[court]] on its own, without being asked to do so by either side of a case.  Literally, it is [[Latin]] for "of its own will."
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Revision as of 21:10, May 8, 2008

Sua sponte means action taken by a court on its own, without being asked to do so by either side of a case. Literally, it is Latin for "of its own will."