attainder|attainders in English

noun

[at'tain·der || -ndə]

loss of property and rights (Law); disgrace (Archaic)

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3. Attainder definition in English dictionary, Attainder meaning, synonyms, see also 'bill of Attainder',attain',attainture',attaint'

4. Attainder (sometimes "Bill of Attainder" or "Act of Attainder") Attainder is an act passed by parliament against a person for a crime, or supposed crime, usually treason

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8. Attaint definition is - to affect by attainder

9. See also civil death and bill of Attainder.

10. Attainder (from the Old French ateindre, to attain, i.e

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12. Condemn by attainder Familiarity information: Attaint used as a …

13. The Reasonableness of Parliamentary Proceedings, by Attainders, Banishments, Pains and Penalties, in Cases of High Treason

14. ‘An analysis under the applicable standards for a bill of Attainder show that this is clearly what the statutes are.’ ‘It is a bill of Attainder

15. A statute of Parliament Attainting a criminal, is called an act of attainder

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17. The term Attainder is derived from attincta, Latin for stained or blackened

18. The most important consequences of Attainder were forfeiture and corruption of blood

19. Clause 3 : No Bill of Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed.

20. A statute of Parliament Attainting a criminal, is called an act of attainder

21. The effect of Attainder upon a felon was, in general terms, that all estate, real and personal, was forfeited.In common law, Attainder resulted in three ways: by confession, by verdict, and by process or

22. Noun The act of Attainting, or the state of being attainted; the legal consequence of judgment of death or outlawry pronounced in respect of treason or felony: as, a bill of attainder; to remove an attainder

23. Bill of Attainder definition is - a legislative act that imposes punishment without a trial.

24. Attaint means to pass sentence of attainder or convicted of high treason or felony

25. Synonyms for Attainder include forfeiture, loss, relinquishment, surrender, confiscation, giving up, sequestration, damages, denial and fine