Legal doctrines and principles
Audi alteram partem
Byron David Smith killings
Castle doctrine
Command responsibility
Discovery doctrine
Abstention doctrineAbstraction principle (law)AcquiescenceAct of state doctrineAgent of recordAlternative liabilityAssignment of income doctrineAssumption of riskAttractive nuisance doctrineBeneficium inventariiBenefit of the inventoryBest interestsBlue pencil doctrineBoulevard ruleCalculus of negligenceCapacity (law)Carltona doctrineCaveat emptorCaveat venditorChild migrationClausula rebus sic stantibusClean handsCommanding precedentCommon employmentComparative negligenceConsiderationConstitutional convention (political custom)Contra principia negantem non est disputandumContra proferentemContributory negligenceCorporate opportunityCorrelative rights doctrineCrumbling skull ruleDesuetudeDoctrine of cash equivalence
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Adequate and independent state groundCapacity (law)Common law rulesEqual footing doctrineEstoppelEx post facto lawJudicial reviewLaw of obligationsLegal defensesLegal testsMassiah doctrine case lawRooker–Feldman doctrine case lawSovereign immunityStanding (law)State action doctrine case lawUnited States Erie DoctrineUnited States political question doctrine case law
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