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Judges' Rules

Judges' Rules proper noun: a set of guidelines instructing the police about how to question suspects so that the resulting evidence is admissible in court.

Proper noun

Judges' Rules

  1. A set of guidelines instructing the police about how to question suspects so that the resulting evidence is admissible in court.

Origin of Judges' Rules

First issued in 1912 by the judges of the King's Bench.

Questions about Judges' Rules

What does Judges' Rules mean?
Judges' Rules means a set of guidelines instructing the police about how to question suspects so that the resulting evidence is admissible in court.
What part of speech is Judges' Rules?
Judges' Rules is a proper noun.

Words near Judges' Rules in the dictionary

  1. judger
  2. judgers
  3. judges
  4. judges a book by its cover
  5. judges of fact
  6. Judges' Rules
  7. judges, juries and executioners
  8. judgeship
  9. judgeships
  10. judgess
  11. judgesses

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