1. Allocution synonyms, Allocution pronunciation, Allocution translation, English dictionary definition of Allocution

2. Allocution translate: short speech

3. What are synonyms for Allocution?

4. Prepare your Allocution in advance

5. Russell clark lied during his allocution?

6. An allocution is a formal statement.

7. Examples of Allocution in a sentence

8. Allocution has several meanings: 1

9. Synonyms for Allocution in Free Thesaurus

10. What does Allocutions mean? Plural form of allocution

11. So it's not a trial - it's an allocution.

12. What does Allocution mean? Information and translations of Allocution in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

13. Allocution is an address, especially a formal, hortatory, authoritative address

14. Definition of Allocution in the Definitions.net dictionary

15. What does Allocution mean? A formal and authoritative speech; an address

16. Do I have to to do the allocution?

17. English Translation of “Allocution” The official Collins French-English Dictionary online

18. However, “Allocution” has various other definitions unrelated to the criminal context

19. Allocution - (rhetoric) a formal or authoritative address that advises or exhorts

20. In criminal procedure, an allocution is a statement by the defendant before sentencing.

21. Allocution definition is - a formal speech; especially : an authoritative or hortatory address.

22. 2 This Note focuses on the defendant’s right to Allocution in a criminal context

23. • Allocution d'ouverture (Opening address, French only) at the Seminar on the quality of legislation:

24. See authoritative translations of Allocution in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

25. You know the allocution is always part of it, practically the whole point.

26. 7 synonyms for Allocution: address, declamation, lecture, oration, prelection, speech, talk

27. Utah: Allocution is an inseparable part of the constitutional right to appear and defend

28. Allocution of Benedict XV to the Roman Patriciate and Nobility on January 5, 1920

29. Matching words include allocating, allocation, allocative, allocators, allochiria, allocution, Allogamies, allogamous, allogeneic and allografts

30. An Allocution is a published statement of a decision by the pope

31. During the Allocution, the convicted party refused to listen to the judge as she spoke

32. Allocution definition, a formal speech, especially one of an incontrovertible or hortatory nature

33. To make an Allocution; to question a criminal defendant prior to sentencing… See the full definition

34. However, your Allocution should be from the heart and not just memorized or words read from a page

35. Allocution is the right to speak after determining guilt but before the judge pronounces sentence (Commonwealth v

36. With this Allocution, the Cycle of catechesis began known as the “Catechesis on Human Love”.

37. Allocution, historically, an address made by the pope in the course of a secret consistory

38. Excerpt from Pope Pius XII’s Allocution to the Pontifical Noble Guard on December 26, 1942

39. 🔊 It was hard to hear the judge’s Allocution speech over the cries of the defendant’s family members

40. Allocution (countable and uncountable, plural Allocutions) A formal speech, especially one which is regarded as authoritative and forceful

41. Allocution is a procedure during sentencing by which a convicted person is given opportunity to address a judge

42. An Allocution is the process by which a guilty plea is made and accepted in a criminal case

43. Allocution is a solemn form of address or speech from the throne employed by the Pope on certain occasions

44. Allocution of Pope Pius IX Singulari Quadam (1854) Allocution of His Holiness Pope Pius IX to Cardinals gathered in Consistory on the day after the Definition of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Dec

45. 🔊 The judge’s Allocution involved him asking the defendant if he had any last words before sentencing

46. Allocution translation in French - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'allocation',allô',allocation chômage',allocation logement', examples, definition, conjugation

47. Allocution imposes a minimal burden on the court ' s ability to exercise control over courtroom proceedings and because Allocution is more important in death penalty cases, any burden on the court or state is far outweighed by the defendant ' s interest in individualized consideration in the face of the death penalty

48. Notes for an allocution delivered by Raymond Chrétien Ambassador of Canada to France at the Canadian Seminar Series, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, England :

49. During a plea Allocution, advising a defendant that he might be deported was good enough, even though ICE believed that deportation was mandatory

50. Allocution de bienvenue à l'attention de Monsieur Frederik Reinfeldt, Premier Ministre de la Suède - Strasbourg, jeudi 2 octobre 2008 (French only)

51. Allocution definition: a formal or authoritative speech or address , esp one that advises , informs , or exhorts Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

52. Especially in those cases where the court has a range of sentencing available, I normally recommend my client make an Allocution to the court

53. Pius XII, allocution to the first convention of laymen representing all nations on the promotion of the apostolate Oct. 15, 1951: A.A.S.

54. Find 9 ways to say Allocution, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com, the world's most trusted free thesaurus.

55. 15 ff, John XXIII, encyclical letter Pacem in Terris: AAS 55 (1963), pp. 286-291; Paul VI, allocution to the United Nations, Oct. 4, 1965.

56. The purpose of this Allocution was to promote and protect the dignity of patients, even when they are in a seriously ill and disabled state

57. In 1924 when Our relief-mission returned from the Soviet Union We condemned Communism in a special Allocution[3] which We addressed to the whole world.

58. Allocution is the dissemination of information by a central unit towards a collectivity of decentral units, the central unit being both the source and the determining actor

59. Allocution is the dissemination of information by a central unit towards a collectivity of decentral units, the central unit being both the source and the determining actor

60. ‘Four of the McCartney sisters received thunderous applause after a most eloquent and moving Allocution from the distinguished Political Editor of The Sunday World.’ ‘However there's this old tradition called Allocution of a judge, when he denounces someone who is a culprit, and he advises that person of their wrongdoing and what a proper

61. ‘Four of the McCartney sisters received thunderous applause after a most eloquent and moving Allocution from the distinguished Political Editor of The Sunday World.’ ‘However there's this old tradition called Allocution of a judge, when he denounces someone who is a culprit, and he advises that person of their wrongdoing and what a proper

62. The particular Allocution below is the work and experience of one man during a "traffic" trial with a "charge" of "no valid registration (plates)"

63. It is also customary for the new sovereign to make an allocution to the Privy Council on that occasion, and this Sovereign's Speech is formally published in The London Gazette.

64. Many attorneys proceed to sentencing without really explaining the process to the client, or offering them any advice ( like a sample Allocution statement) on how they should address the court

65. There are two parts to the Allocution: (a) declamation of rights and errors in the trial, etc, along with producing affidavits, information and mitigating facts, and (b) declamation of non-consent

66. Therefore, we endorse the spirit and intention of your approach, the important elements and suggestions contained in your non-paper, and the allocution you made a few minutes ago.

67. In his allocution at sentencing, Squires noted, apologetically, that he had taken the improper payments because the company was promoting "Harvard MBA's" more rapidly than it was promoting him.

68. 2: The Minister of War, in a barrack-square Allocution to the officers of the artillery regiment he had been inspecting, had declared the national honour sold to foreigners.

69. 4-A special type of allocution of respect exists in the Roncal dialect, the zuketz, which is also common to the Souletin and Lower Navarrese dialects, but unknown in the peninsular Basque country.

70. Allocution STATEMENT Sir / Mam, For the record: I accept for value these proceedings including your draft on me as well as the jury’s verdict and draft in their entirety and I am Exempt from Levy

71. Taking advantage of the doctrine and jurisprudence that had developed particularly in more recent times, Pius XII declared in an authentic way the canonical concept of moral certainty in the allocution addressed to your tribunal on October 1, 1942.

72. Allocution—the penultimate stage of a criminal proceeding at which the judge affords defendants an opportunity to speak their last words before sentencing—is a centuries-old right in criminal cases, and academics have theorized about the various purposes it serves

73. Tax Allocation district; In telecommunication: Call-sign Allocation plan; Frequency Allocation; Type Allocation code; Other: Allocution (law), or allocutus, is a formal statement made to the court; Allocation (oil and gas) in hydrocarbon accounting to assign the proper portions of aggregated petroleum and gas flows back to contributing sources

74. Département d’État des États-Unis David Hale, sous-secrétaire d’État chargé des Affaires politiques Le 19 mars 2021 Allocution Permettez-moi tout d’abord de me joindre aux autres personnes qui ont exprimé leurs condoléances pour les pertes humaines causées par les récents attentats horribles au Mali et au Niger

75. Réchauffer la Brandade à feu très doux.: Reheat the Brandade over very low heat.: Ajouter ensuite la Brandade de morue et l'huile d'olive.: Add the cod Brandade and the olive oil.: Il a dit, "Tout cela nous a mis dans une sacrée Brandade.": He said, "This has left us all with a very big haddock.": C'est pour ça que le premier ministre a fait une allocution télévisée.

76. 66. We make Our very own, Venerable Brothers, the words which Benedict XV, of happy memory, used in the last allocution which he pronounced at the Consistory of November twenty-first of last year, when he spoke of the treaties asked for or proposed to Us by various states: "We cannot possibly permit that anything harmful to the dignity or liberty of the Church creep into these treaties, for it is all-important that the safety and freedom of the Church be guarded at all times, and especially in our own days, and this in the lasting interests of human society itself."