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Battery

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The activity of beating or doing physical violence is a battery. To just threaten for physical violence is called an assault.

Bench Trial

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The judge carries out a trial without the jury. It is also known as court trial.

Bench Warrant

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An order issued by a judge for the arrest of a person.

Bench

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The seat occupied by the judge in the court room.

Beneficiary

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Anyone who is entitled to receive benefits in a will or trust.

Bequeath

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To give a gift to someone through a will.

Bequests

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Gifts given to a person in a will.

Best Evidence

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The initial and primary proof is the best evidence. The next in consideration will be secondary evidence.

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

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The standard in a criminal case to give a sentence requires that the jury is morally satisfied that the convict is a real criminal. It does not require elimination of all absolute doubts but the evidences shown should remove all reasonable doubts that may appear in the mind of normal person