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'''Quid pro quo''' is [[Latin]] for "Something for Something" and refers to a [[mutual]] exchange.  For example, the recent Blagojevich scandal for the senate seat was a "Quid pro quo"
 
'''Quid pro quo''' is [[Latin]] for "Something for Something" and refers to a [[mutual]] exchange.  For example, the recent Blagojevich scandal for the senate seat was a "Quid pro quo"
  
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[[Category:Latin Legal Terms]]
 
[[Category:Latin Legal Terms]]

Revision as of 22:18, December 14, 2009

Quid pro quo is Latin for "Something for Something" and refers to a mutual exchange. For example, the recent Blagojevich scandal for the senate seat was a "Quid pro quo"