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Lettris

Lettris est un jeu de lettres gravitationnelles proche de Tetris. Chaque lettre qui apparaît descend ; il faut placer les lettres de telle manière que des mots se forment (gauche, droit, haut et bas) et que de la place soit libérée.

boggle

Il s'agit en 3 minutes de trouver le plus grand nombre de mots possibles de trois lettres et plus dans une grille de 16 lettres. Il est aussi possible de jouer avec la grille de 25 cases. Les lettres doivent être adjacentes et les mots les plus longs sont les meilleurs. Participer au concours et enregistrer votre nom dans la liste de meilleurs joueurs ! Jouer

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canon law, ecclesiastical law - international law, law of nations - Law of Moses, Mosaic law - Islamic law, sharia, shariah, shariah law, sharia law - fıkıh (tr)[Spéc.]

legislative[Rel.Pr.]

legal - medicolegal - judge, jurist, justice, lawyer, magistrate[Dérivé]

adjective, procedural - essential, substantive - alienable, transferable - undue - alterable - unalterable - incompetent, unqualified - consensual - revertible - fungible - ancestral, hereditary, patrimonial, transmissible - intra vires - ultra vires - major - minor, nonaged, underage, under age - covert - moot - testate - intestate - null, void - evidentiary - appellant, appellate - residuary - reversionary - therefor - scienter - impounding, impoundment, internment, poundage - award, awarding - appointment - remission, remit, remitment - novation - subrogation - disbarment - derogation - recission, rescission - abatement of a nuisance, nuisance abatement - production - law, practice of law - law practice - civil wrong, tort - delinquency, juvenile delinquency - comparative negligence - concurrent negligence - contributory negligence - criminal negligence, culpable negligence - neglect of duty - false pretence, false pretences, false pretense - resisting arrest - sedition - sex crime, sex offense, sexual abuse, sexual assault - abduction, kidnaping, kidnapping, ravishing, snatch - actual possession - constructive possession - criminal possession - intervention - objection - recusation - recusal, recusation - alienation - lawmaking, legislating, legislation - trust busting - enactment, passage - law enforcement - legal duty, legal obligation - false imprisonment - imprisonment - commutation, re-sentencing - contempt - contempt of Congress - contempt of court - civil contempt - contumacy - criminal contempt - obstruction of justice - due process, due process of law - action, action at law, criminal prosecution, legal action, legal proceedings - case, causa, cause, lawsuit, legal proceedings, legal suit, plea, suit, trial - civil suit - class action, class-action suit - countersuit - criminal suit - moot - bastardy proceeding, paternity suit - antitrust case - counterclaim - custody case - lis pendens - legal proceeding, proceeding, proceedings - adoption - appeal - reversal - affirmation - bankruptcy - receivership - judicial proceeding, litigation, proceedings - custody battle - vexatious litigation - notification, presentment - naturalisation, naturalization - adjudication, decision, decree, judgement, judgment, judicial decision, pronouncement, sentence, sentencing, verdict - cognovit judgement, cognovit judgment, confession of judgement, confession of judgment - default judgement, default judgment, judgement by default, judgment by default, judgment in absence, judgment in contumacy - non pros, non prosequitur - final decision, final judgment - judgement in personam, judgment in personam, personal judgement, personal judgment - judgement in rem, judgment in rem - dismissal, judgement of dismissal, judgment of dismissal - judgement on the merits, judgment on the merits - judgement on the pleadings, judgment on the pleadings, summary judgement, summary judgment - opinion, ruling - Bakke decision - finding - finding of fact, verdict - conclusion of law, finding of law - compromise verdict - directed verdict - false verdict - general verdict - quotient verdict - special verdict - acquittal - murder conviction - rape conviction - robbery conviction - dispossession, eviction, legal ouster - ouster - actual eviction - constructive eviction, eviction - retaliatory eviction - authentication, legalisation, legalization, legitimation - legitimation - trial - Scopes trial - review - judicial review - plea - double jeopardy - criminal procedure, criminal prosecution, prosecution - test case, test suit - defence, defense, demurrer, denial, plea, repudiation - entrapment, in-cloud scavenging, rainout, rain-out - mistrial - retrial - hearing, session, sitting, trial - administrative hearing - competence hearing - fair hearing - quo warranto - divorce, divorcement - legal separation, separation - condemnation - drug war - annulment, invalidation - dissolution of marriage - amnesty, free pardon, pardon - spoliation - permissive waste, waste - parole - probation - reprieve, respite - bar - court, courtroom - courthouse - dock - messuage - color of law, colour of law - effect, force - infection - advowson - human right - easement - privilege - entitlement, right - civil liberties/rights, civil right, civil rights - civil liberty - habeas corpus - freedom of religion, freedom of religious beliefs, freedom of worship, religious freedom - freedom of speech, free speech - freedom of the press - freedom of assembly - freedom to bear arms - freedom from search and seizure - right to due process - freedom from self-incrimination, privilege against self incrimination - freedom from double jeopardy - right to speedy and public trial by jury - right to an attorney - right to confront accusors - freedom from cruel and unusual punishment - freedom from involuntary servitude - equal protection of the laws - franchise, right to vote, suffrage, vote - freedom from discrimination - equal opportunity - eminent domain - enfranchisement, franchise - patent right - right of election - right of entry - right of re-entry - right of offset - right of privacy - enjoyment, use - usufruct - visitation right - jurisdiction, legal power - venter - presumption - grounds, motive, principle, rationale - criminal intent, malice aforethought, malicious intent, mens rea - premeditation - mitigating circumstance - probable cause, reasonable and probable cause, reasonable and probable ground, reasonable ground - nuisance - legal system - bail - jury system - patent system - tax law, tax system - electoral system, voting system - judicial doctrine, judicial principle, legal principle - jus sanguinis - jus soli - preemption, pre-emption - relation, relation back - rundown, summation, summing up - act, certificate, deed, instrument, juridical act, legal act, legal document, legal instrument, legal transaction, official document, official paper, record - derivative, derivative instrument - negotiable instrument, negotiable security, transferable instrument, transferable security - docket - passport - ship's documents, ship's papers, ships papers - manifest - copy, counterpart, duplicate, print, transcript - joint resolution - debenture - power of attorney - letters of administration - letters testamentary - act, enactment - law - anti-drug law - anti-racketeering law, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, RICO, RICO Act - antitrust law, antitrust legislation - statute of limitations - constitution, fundamental law, organic law - Constitution, Constitution of the United States, U.S. Constitution, United States Constitution, US Constitution - public law - legislation, statute law - enabling legislation - federal job safety law, occupational safety and health act - advice and consent - statute book - bill, measure - appropriation bill, bill of supply - bill of attainder - bottle bill - farm bill - trade bill - blue law - blue sky law - gag law - game act, game law - homestead law - poor law - Riot Act - criminal law - court order - decree, edict, fiat, order, rescript - consent decree - curfew - decree nisi - divestiture - judicial separation, legal separation - prohibition - stay - deadline, delay, reprieve, stay, stay of execution, term, time limit - cease and desist order, enjoining, enjoinment, injunction - mandatory injunction, obligation to do a particular thing - final injunction, permanent injunction, standing injunction - interim injunction, interlocutory injunction, temporary injunction - brief, legal brief - amicus curiae brief - testament, will - probate, probate will - codicil - living will - deed, deed of conveyance, title - assignment - bill of sale - deed poll - enfeoffment - deed of mortgage, mortgage deed, mortgage document - bill of sale, deed of purchase, deed of sale, title deed - deed of trust, trust agreement, trust deed, trust indenture, trust instrument - conveyance - quitclaim, quitclaim deed - muniments - warrant - search warrant - arrest warrant, bench warrant - death warrant - cachet, lettre de cachet - reprieve - commutation - clearance, franchise, licence, license, permit - letters patent, patent - judgement, judgment, legal opinion, opinion - concurring opinion - dissenting opinion - majority opinion - amnesty, pardon - acquittance, quittance, receipt, release, voucher - judicial writ, writ - assize - certiorari, writ of certiorari - charging order, execution, garnishee order, garnishes order, process bearing the executive formula, warrant for attachment, writ of execution - execution, execution of instrument - habeas corpus, writ of habeas corpus - venire facias - mandamus, writ of mandamus - attachment - fieri facias - scire facias - sequestration - writ of detinue - election brief, writ of election - writ of error - writ of prohibition - writ of right - authorisation, authorization, mandate, proxy, warrant - process, summons - subpoena, subpoena ad testificandum, summons - subpoena duces tecum - gag, gag order, non-publication order, publication ban - attachment of wages, garnishment, garnishment of wages, impounding of wages, seizure by garnishment, seizure of salary, seizure of wages, wage garnishment - interdict, interdiction - citation - monition, process of monition - police report, report of an offense, ticket - bill of Particulars - plea, pleading - affirmative pleading - alternative pleading, pleading in the alternative - answer - evasive answer - plea - counterplea - dilatory plea - libel - defective pleading - demurrer - objection, rebuttal, rebutter, refutation - replication - rejoinder - special pleading - surrebuttal, surrebutter - plaintiff's surrejoinder, reply to the duplique, surrejoinder - plea bargain, plea bargaining - legislative act, statute - enabling act, enabling clause - ordinance - emergency act, emergency legislation, special act, special statute - rule of evidence - legal code - criminal code, penal code - U. S. Code, United States Code - building code, building regulation - fire code - health code, sanitary code - specification - connivance, secret approval, tacit consent - libel - Bill of Rights - First Amendment - Fifth Amendment - Fourteenth Amendment - Eighteenth Amendment - submission - evidence - testimony - corpus delicti - direct evidence - res gestae - circumstantial evidence, indirect evidence - corroborating evidence - hearsay evidence - state's evidence - declaration - affidavit - verification - subornation - alibi - caveat - jactitation - dictum, obiter dictum - written agreement - issue of law, legal matter, matter of law, question of law - sidebar - pretrial, pretrial conference - arbitration - citation - deposition, statement - cross-examination - direct examination - redirect, redirect examination, reexamination - disclaimer - argument, demur, demurral, demurrer, objection - dissent - discovery - judicial admission, stipulation - allegation - subornation of perjury - combination in restraint of trade - firm of solicitors, law firm, lawyer's office, legal practice, legal practise - Conservative Judaism - bar, legal community, legal profession - Department of Justice, DoJ, Justice, Justice Department, Ministry of Justice - BJA, Bureau of Justice Assistance - C.I.D., Criminal Investigation Department, F.B.I., FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation - circuit court of appeals - circuit - military court - moot court - night court - provost court - police court - probate court - quarter sessions - superior court - House of Lords, Supreme Court, Supreme Court of the United States, United States Supreme Court - high court, state supreme court, supreme court, the Supreme Court - traffic court - trial court - judicial branch - panel, venire - grand jury - hung jury - petit jury, petty jury - blue ribbon jury, special jury - administrative law - civil law - case law, common law, precedent - law of the land - admiralty law, marine law, maritime law - martial law - commercial law, commercial legislation, law merchant, mercantile law - military law - statutory law - securities law - tax law - domicile, legal residence - defendant, suspect, the accused - advocate, counsel, counsellor, counselor, counselor-at-law, pleader - amicus curiae, friend of the court - assignee - assignor - attorney general - barrister - chief justice - contractor - conveyancer - client, customer - defense attorney, defense lawyer - divorce lawyer - filer - intervenor - Jane Doe - John Doe - judge advocate general - jurist, legal expert - justice of the peace, magistrate - lawgiver, lawmaker - attorney, lawyer - legal representative - lawgiver, lawmaker, legislator - liquidator, receiver - litigant, litigator - next friend - notary, notary public, scrivener, solicitor - ordinary - owner, proprietor - legal assistant, paralegal - party - accuser, complainant, plaintiff - prevailing party, successful party - promulgator - district attorney, prosecuting attorney, prosecuting officer, prosecutor, prosecutrix, public prosecutor - legal aid counsel, public defender - referee - reversioner - Richard Roe - solicitor - transferee - transferor - trial attorney, trial lawyer - trial judge - trier - legal guardian, trustee - ux., uxor - vouchee - attestant, attestator, attestor, witness - witness - estate for life, life estate - assignment, grant - heritage, inheritance - accretion - bequest, legacy - devise - jointure, legal jointure - heirloom - interest, stake - vested interest - relief - actual damages, compensatory damages, damages at large, general damages - nominal damages - exemplary damages, punitive damages, smart money - legal fee - reversion - escheat - recognisance, recognizance - record - legal relation - fiduciary relation - bank-depositor relation - confidential adviser-advisee relation - conservator-ward relation - director-stockholder relation - executor-heir relation - attorney-client relation, lawyer-client relation - partner relation - receiver-creditor relation - trustee-beneficiary relation - legal status - civil death - citizenship - condition, marital status, state - marriage, matrimony, spousal relationship, union, wedlock - bigamy - civil union - common-law marriage - legal rule, rule of law - legal representation - diplomatic immunity - limitation - republish - attorn - prove - recuse - filiate - charge - plead - plea-bargain - re-examine - challenge, take exception - get off - pardon - amnesty, grant an amnesty to - extenuate, mitigate, palliate - convict, find guilty, pronounce guilty - reconvict - adjudge, adjudicate, assess, condemn, doom, pass sentence on, sentence, try - capacitate - recuse - file, register - docket - docket - verify - attest, bear witness, take the stand, testify - attest, bear witness, be a tribute to, depose, evidence, give evidence, prove, show, testify, witness, witness to - advocate, argue, plead - demur - counterclaim - convey, transfer - render, submit - prefer - probate - bail out - gaol, immure, imprison, incarcerate, jail, jug, lag, put away, put behind bars, remand - bind over - aggrieve - appearance, appearing, coming into court - give - stultify - chance-medley - barratry - champerty - criminal maintenance, maintenance - filibuster - debarment - bench - assumed name, DBA, Doing Business As, fictitious name - Nineteenth Amendment - cause of action - attestation - settlor, trustor - satisfaction[Domaine]

jurisprudence (n.) • law (n.) • legislation (n.)

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